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rd Fret Intro: G C G C G Molly's sitting on her bed C It's Sunday afternoon Am Radio's playing outside C TV bleeds from the next room G Antiseptic in the air C Nurses laughing down the hall Am Crooked feet in crooked shoes C Her wooden cane against the wall G It's Sunday, but her Sunday clothes C Are packed away somewhere Am She doesn't need them anymore C G C G Nothing to look her best for I'm thirteen, I'm with my mother C She doesn't know my name Am I remind her I'm Lucy C But she looks at me the same G Like I'm a stranger she should remember C From a place she can't return Am We've only just walked in C She says we've stayed too long Am Too proud to be remembered C G C Em As a mother without a home D Em Oh oh, it's time to go D C Oh oh, it's time to go It's a dirty trick G C This growing old G We walk the halls anyway C My mother holds her arm Am She's pleading with us to leave C So we walk her to her room G And we drive through the old neighbourhood C The grand homes of the South Side Am So many are abandoned now C So many lifetimes locked inside G And at the dinner table C It's my parents and me Am I sneak looks at the two of them C To see what they need from me G And later she calls me over C Where she sits alone Am She's polishing a silver ring C I've never seen before G She says this was Molly's C It was her mother's ring Am C I'm keeping it for you G C Em As she kept it for me D Em Oh oh, it's time to go D C Oh oh, it's time to go It's a dirty trick G C This growing old G I'm told Molly was so proud C To have another baby girl Am Her only granddaughter C But I don't remember Am G C G This is what I remember Am G C G This is what I remember
Written by Lucy Kaplansky/Richard Litvin
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