Williams Song

(Verse 1)
Sunrise paints the river gold,
Pawpaw's there, a story told.
With weathered hands and a twinkle in his eye,
He casts his line, beneath the sky.

(Chorus)
Oh, that old man, my Pawpaw, fishing by the stream,
Sharing tales and living dreams.
He taught me patience, he taught me might,
And how to jump, with all my light.

(Verse 2)
The smell of bait, the gentle breeze,
He'd say, "Just wait, put your mind at ease."
He knew the secrets of the water's heart,
And every fish, played a special part.

(Chorus)
Oh, that old man, my Pawpaw, fishing by the stream,
Sharing tales and living dreams.
He taught me patience, he taught me might,
And how to jump, with all my light.

(Bridge)
Remember that night, a light hanging in the tree,
Scared to leap, but he believed in me.
"Take a chance," he said with a grin,
"The greatest adventures, lie within."

(Chorus)
Oh, that old man, my Pawpaw, fishing by the stream,
Sharing tales and living dreams.
He taught me patience, he taught me might,
And how to jump, with all my light.

(Outro)
So here's to William, with love so true,
Guiding me in all that I do.
I'll cast my line, and take the leap,
And his loving spirit, I'll always keep.

Country rock, female vocals, soft