Granny & Aunt Penny’s Breakfast

[Verse 1]
Steam on the window
Sun on the floor
Granny hums a little tune
As she swings that cupboard door
Jam jars shining
Biscuits on a tray
Aunt Penny laughing
Saying
“Baby
You’re gonna want to stay” (hey!)
[Chorus]
Granny and Aunt Penny’s breakfast
Is so
So good
Better than a dream could ever taste
In this old neighborhood
Granny and Aunt Penny’s breakfast
I knew you would
Fall in love at the first little bite
It’s so
So good
[Verse 2]
Pancakes piling
Butter running down
Syrup making rivers
On that old chipped plate of brown
Coffee in a big mug
Hands around the heat
They say
“Eat ‘til you’re happy”
And I can’t see my feet (oh yeah)
[Chorus]
Granny and Aunt Penny’s breakfast
Is so
So good
Better than a dream could ever taste
In this old neighborhood
Granny and Aunt Penny’s breakfast
I knew you would
Tell your friends ‘bout the love in this house
‘Cause it’s so
So good

Sunny acoustic folk-pop, midtempo groove with brushed snare and upright bass; playful male vocals, close-mic intimacy. Verses stay small with fingerpicked guitar and soft whistled accents; chorus blossoms with group harmonies, handclaps, and a bright mandolin line. Warm, analog mix that feels like a cozy kitchen on a weekend morning.