"A Song About Your Mom (live 5-12-2002)" genre: Folk
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	A song to my, at that time, yet to be born son to tell him what his mom was like before he was born.
	Story Behind the Song Inspired by The Innocense Mission's "Where Does the Time Go" Lyrics A Song About Your Mom (Steve Harris) Intro G D Am7 C D G D Am7 C so many things we've been given, so much to give to you Am7 C piles of clothes and baby things D D4 D that you will someday use G D Am7 C and you should just see your mom spreading it all around Am7 C making a place for you to live D4 D G (C2) G for whenever you come out chorus G D Am7 This is a song about your mom C G To know where you come from D Am7 This is a song about your mom C Am7 D G you're so lucky she's your mom D Am7 C D G D the day keeps getting closer Am7 C we're so thrilled for you to come Am7 C the grandmas and grandpas and me D D4 D but no one like your mom G D she loves you so much already Am7 C though she's never seen you before Am7 C she's watching out for you even now D4 D G (C) G and with each day loves you more chorus G D Am7 This is a song about your mom C G To know where you come from D Am7 This is a song about your mom C Am7 D G you're so lucky she's your mom D Am7 C D G D she likes to have you in there Am7 C where you're so safe and warm Am7 C but she's hoping for the day to come D D4 D when she can see your face and form G D Am7 C to put you in little clothes and keep you clean and dry Am7 C to hold you close and love you most D4 D G (C) G and be the apple of her eye chorus G D Am7 This is a song about your mom C G To know where you come from D Am7 This is a song about your mom C Am7 D G you're so lucky she's your mom D Am7 C D G

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