Jaymay - Lucca

You ^Cshould know I could never hold your^D photo it trembled in my h^Gand and I had to l^Cet it go And the pe^Amople came and the ^Dpeople went And the^G cards and the flowers and the f^Cood was sent

I saw your m^Amom I saw your ^Ddad I saw your s^Gisters Your brothers and the^C house you had And it's ^Amstrange to be with a ^Dfamily

^G"Say something 'fore ^Cthe food goes bad,"

What are we to make of ^Gthis? ^CWe are just adults And you were just a l^Gittle crazy ^Ckid

^AmThe living room li^Dghts were dim I saw yo^Gu in your brother when I ^Clooked at him And it b^Amrought back painfu^Dl memories Of the ^Gpool and the fool on^C piano keys

And I had^Am no idea how to be ^Dmyself I've f^Gorgotten what it's like to think of s^Comeone else And it's ^Amstrange to be a with a f^Damily who keeps saying: "On^Gly I see how yo^Cu look in at me,"

What are we to make of ^Gthis? ^CWe are just adults And you were just a l^Gittle crazy ^Ckid

We drove ^Amhome long after the ^Dsky grew dark We sat a^Glone a little while after the c^Car was parked We felt the l^Amuckiest of our e^Dntire lives, husbands said &qu^Got;I love you" that night ^Cwhen they kissed their wives

'Cause it's the ^Amgreatest relief when it i^Dsn't your own kid But it's the g^Greatest grief when it ^Cis And it's the gr^Ameatest sorrow l^Dosing what you love But what's w^Gorst is wondering why you^C did

What are we to make of ^Gthis? ^CWe are just adults And you were just a l^Gittle crazy ^Ckid

What are we to make of ^Gthis? ^CWe are just adults And you are just water ^Gunder the b^Cridge ^Am