paroles de chanson Six Weeks Every Summer (Christmas Every Other Year) - Dottie West
Hopelessly
the
ghost
of
me
sinks
down
into
a
chair
And
underneath
the
cushion
there's
a
ribbon
from
her
hair
Just
a
crumpled
up
reminder
that
my
daughter's
only
here
For
six
weeks
ever
summer
and
Christmas
every
other
year.
The
role
of
part-time
mother
it's
the
toughest
role
I
play
Oh,
my
name's
up
there
in
neon
lights
but
Lord
what
a
price
I
pay
Why,
the
only
thing
it
cost
was
giving
up
our
used-to-be's
And
my
little
angel
baby
by
the
name
of
Shelly.
Bravely
I
step
back
into
my
room,
it's
only
cheap
veneer
And
I
die
inside
till
summertime
or
Christmas
time
is
near
When
up
the
stairs
comes
all
my
prayers
yellin'
mom
it's
me,
I'm
here
For
six
weeks
every
summer
and
Christmas
every
other
year.
Just
found
a
note
my
baby
wrote
she
left
it
by
the
phone
She
knew
I'd
need
some
extra
strength
to
make
it
through
the
night
alone
It
says
I'll
always
love
you
mama
although
I'm
only
here
For
six
weeks
every
summer
and
Christmas
every
other
year.
Oh,
I'd
gladly
give
up
all
my
fame
if
only
I
could
hear
My
Shelly
calls
me
mommy
every
morning
of
the
year...
1 Love Is No Excuse
2 Love Is No Excuse
3 Here Comes My Baby
4 Would You Hold It Against Me
5 What's Come Over My Baby
6 Me Today and Her Tomorrow
7 Mommy, Can I Still Call Him Daddy
8 Paper Mansions
9 His Eye Is on the Sparrow
10 Like a Fool
11 Childhood Places
12 Country Girl
13 Reno
14 Rings of Gold
15 There's a Story (Goin' Round)
16 Forever Yours
17 Slowly
18 Six Weeks Every Summer (Christmas Every Other Year)
19 Country Sunshine
20 House of Love
21 Last Time I Saw Him
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