Luyện nghe bài hát Six Weeks Every Summer (Christmas Every Other Year)

Hopelessly the of me sinks down into a chair
And underneath the cushion there's a ribbon her hair
a crumpled up reminder that my daughter's only here
For six weeks ever summer and every other year.

The role of mother it's the toughest role I play
Oh, my name's up there in neon lights but what a price I pay
Why, the only thing it cost was up our used-to-be's
And my little baby by the name of Shelly.

Bravely I step back into my room, it's only cheap
And I die inside till or Christmas time is near
When up the stairs comes all my prayers mom it's me, I'm here
For six weeks every summer and Christmas every year.

Just 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
It says I'll always love you although I'm only here
For six weeks every summer and every other year.

Oh, I'd gladly give up all my fame if I could hear
My Shelly calls me mommy morning of the year...