Our Little World

[Verse 1]
Nana, Friday looked so ordinary—how was I to know?
Saturday broke the world we built, and took you where I couldn’t go.
I saw you sick and couldn’t face the way you changed,
So I stayed back, though all my love for you remained.

[Chorus]
Oh Nana, I thought we had more time,
One more day, one more chance to make things right.
I wish I’d held your hand and said it through:
You were my Nana, and I always loved you.

[Verse 2]
Mum went to see you Saturday afternoon,
Not knowing heartbreak would be waiting in that room.
I still replay that Friday, how alright you seemed—
If I’d known it was our last, I’d have held on to the scene.

[Verse 1]
Out of all the grandchildren, we had our own small world,
Your Nana’s love, your girl—one bond no hurt could undo.
I wasn’t always good at saying what I felt,
But distance never meant my love had left.

[Bridge]
Dear God, let Nana know I loved her through it all;
Please hold my mother, hold us when the tears fall.
Forgive the words I never said, the days I can’t reclaim;
Help me keep the love, not only carry blame.

[Outro]
August 8, 2026—I’m sorry we didn’t get more time.
You were my granny, I was your girl; I’ll love you beyond goodbye.