Tom: C C [Verse] C G Mom says, put on your Christmas best. C G Grandpa's coming down this year and it might be his last. C G Why Mom? You say that every time. C G It seems that he's been dying ever since I was nine. D A I don't mean no disrespect because he's old and mean. D A But how come we invite him when he always makes a scene? C G Tell me why does, he hit me with his cane? C G And why should I get him a gift if he don't know my name? C G How come, he always calls me "Kate" C G And forgets his dentures on his dinner plate? [Chorus] F This could be Grandpa's last Christmas C That's what Mother said F Grandpa's last Christmas G C And soon he might be dead, so be nice G C Be nice to Grandpa [Solo] C G x4 [Verse] C G What can I say to someone 300 years old? C G When he seems so content staring at the jello mold C G Please Mom, let me go out and play C G Or soon I will go deaf like him from hearing him complain [Break] C [Verse] C G I know, his life's been long and hard C G And he deserves some quiet peace in a nice graveyard C G Grandpa, I love you just the same C G But I know you won't be happy 'til you drive us all insane [Chorus] F This could be Grandpa's last Christmas C That's what Mother said F Grandpa's last Christmas G C And soon he might be dead, so be nice G C Be nice to Grandpa G C Cause he's old and he smells G C And he's gonna die soon G C Be nice to Grandpa