Bluebonnets (Julia's Song) - Aaron Watson

In another time and place Grandma would kiss my face

Wish I could go back there again

I’d climb up in my Grandpa’s lap I’d lay down and take a nap

That old man and me were best friends

And one day I turned around the leaves of fall had fallen down

Those fields were bare and brown and they were gone, long gone

Long gone like bluebonnets in the spring we’re only here for a little while

It’s beautiful and bittersweet so make the most of every mile

So pack light and love heavy give it all your heart and soul

So in the end you won’t regret one thing

Life is like bluebonnets in the spring

There’s so much I can’t explain such as gravity and pain

Still I remain blind folded and full of faith

I kiss my angel girl goodbye, still can’t help but wonder why

But I believe I’ll see her again someday

So hold ‘em tender and hold 'em tight, pray every morning day and night

God will help you raise them right and don’t you blink, don’t blink

'Cause like bluebonnets in the spring we’re only here for a little while

It’s beautiful and bittersweet so make the most of every mile

So pack light and love heavy give it all your heart and soul

So in the end you won’t regret one thing

Life is like bluebonnets in the spring

Life can be filled full sorrow

Time is something you can’t borrow

So love like there’s no tomorrow

Because today could be the day

Like bluebonnets in the spring we’re only here for a little while

It’s beautiful and bittersweet so make the most of every mile

So pack light and love heavy give it all your heart and soul

So in the end you won’t regret one thing

Life is like bluebonnets in the spring

Life is like bluebonnets in the spring