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 I  Grandpa what’s this picture here
 It’s all black and  and ain’t real clear
 Is  you there, he said, yeah I was eleven
 Times were tough back  thirty-five
 That’s me and Uncle Joe just tryin’  survive
 A cotton farm  the Great Depression
 
 And if  looks like we were scared to death
 Like a couple of kids  trying to save each other
 You should  seen it in color
 
  one here was taken overseas
  the middle of hell in nineteen forty-three
 In the winter time you  almost see my breath
 That was my tail  ole’ Johnny McGee
 He was  high school teacher from New Orleans
  he had my back right through the day we left
 
 And if it looks like we were  to death
 Like a couple of kids  trying to save each other
  should have seen it in color
 
  picture’s worth a thousand words
 But you can’t see what those shades of  keep covered
 You should have seen it  color
 
 This  is my favorite one
  me and grandma in the summer sun
 All dressed up the  we said our vows
 You can’t tell  here but it was hot that June
 That  was red and her eyes were blue
 And just look at that smile I was so 
 
 That’s the  of my life
  there in black and white
 
 And  it looks like we were scared to death
 Like a couple of kids  trying to save each other
 You should  seen it in color
 
 A picture’s worth  thousand words
 But you can’t see what those shades of gray  covered
  should have seen it in color
 
 You should have seen  in color