Lori McKenna - Lorraine

^DThe kitchen smells like orange peels Her stomach turns like a spinning wheel Put the ^Gbaby down in her little seat You should ^Drest now momma, you should eat ^Asus4It ain?t right you been working all day And ^Gall us kids getting in your way So she ^Dgoes to bed as soon as the kitchen's ^Aclean ^Asus4 That don?t mean a thing to you, but it does to ^Dme

^DWell I don?t know if this part is true How memories lie, sometimes they do But I can ^Gsee her in our living room With a ^Dsmile on her face as she?s dancing to ^Asus4Judy Garland, Carnegie Hall, ^GSunday April 23rd She said her ^Dcousin had a balcony ^Aseat ^Asus4 That don?t mean a thing to you, but it does to ^Dme

^BmOh Lord, am I ^Agood enough ^Asus4 Bm Ausu4 When this world spins as hard as it does And we ^Gboth know how it shakes some people ^Dup ^Asus4 So how did ^Gyou decide to give me so much ^Dlove

^DWell she never said a word to me About dying, about how she?d leave In ^Gall her pain she would never cry Me and my ^Dbest friend Tina would ride our bikes From ^Asus4Lelland Road up Daily Drive We took a ^Gpaper route one summer time Tina?s ^Dmom said I was part of the fami ^Aly ^Asus4 That don?t mean a thing to you but it does to ^Dme

^BmOh Lord, am I ^Agood enough ^{Asus4 Bm}When this world spins as ^Asus4hard as it does And we ^Gboth know how it shakes some people ^Dup ^Asus4 So how did ^Gyou decide to give me so much ^Dlove, ^Asus4love So much ^Glove, so much ^Dlove ^{Asus4 D}Love, ^Asus4love, you give me so much ^Glove So much ^Dlove

^DNo one?s had a bigger say In who I am today And I ^Gswear I?ve tried to be worthy of The ^Dname they gave me when I was young But I ^Asus4ain?t that pretty, I ain?t that brave My ^Gkids have seen me cry They should have ^Dgiven her name to my sister Ma ^Arie ^Asus4 That don?t mean a thing to you That don't mean a thing to ^Gyou But it does to ^Dme