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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeCall Your Mother
When you get a chanceWould you please call your motherAnd thank her for the good years that we had?Gently break the news that you don't love meAnd give my best regards to your good old dadI always liked your familyWe got along just splendidlyThough your brotherKind of rubbed me the wrong wayI remember that your eyes turned greenWhen they crowned your sister County QueenThough she couldn't hold a candleTo your beauty any dayWhen you get a chanceWould you please call your motherAnd thank her for the good years that we had?Gently break the news that you don't love meAnd give my best regards to your good old dadBack when we could laugh and playOn family reunion dayDidn't we all look funnyIn our 1950s clothes?Your daddy wore that greasy stuffYour brother drank more than enoughYour mom wore penny loafersWith runners in her hoseWhen you get a chanceWould you please call your motherAnd thank her for the good years that we had?O gently break the news that you don't love meAnd give my best regards to your good old dadWhen you get a chanceWould you please call your mother
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