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Six Weeks Every Summer
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only, it's a very good song recorded by Dottie West.
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Six Weeks Every Summer Recorded by Dottie West Written by Fran Powers
C E7 F Dm Hopelessly the ghost of me sinks down into a chair A#7 G7 C And underneath the cushion there's a ribbon from her hair E7 F Dm Just a crumpled up reminder that my daughter's only here G G7 C For six weeks ever summer and Christmas every other year
F C The role of part-time mother it's the toughest role I play F C G7 Oh my name's up there in neon lights but Lord what a price I pay C E7 F Dm Why the only thing it cost was giving up our used-to-be's G7 C And my little angel baby by the name of Shelly
E7 F Dm Bravely I step back into my room it's only cheap veneer A#7 G7 C And I die inside till summertime or Christmas time is near E7 F Dm When up the stairs comes all my prayers yelling mom it's me I'm here G G7 C For six weeks every summer and Christmas every other year
E7 F Dm Just found a note my baby wrote she left it by the phone A#7 G7 C She knew I'd need some extra strength to make it through the night alone E7 F Dm It says I'll always love you momma although I'm only here G G7 C For six weeks every summer and Christmas every other year
E7 F Dm Oh I'd gladly give up all my fame if only I could hear G7 C My Shelly call me mommy every morning of the year
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