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Mama Courtney

Robert Miles
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D-DU-UDU
I  remember as a baby barely one year  old
 When I first  met Mama Courtney with her heart  of gold
 I didn’t  know away back then how  she’d influence me
 And I thank  Mama Courtney for the man  I grew to be
My  mother lost her way in life Mama Courtney  took me in
 She became my  foster Mother and my  best friend
 She’d drive  us kids around the town in a big  black ghost mobile
 To this day  I still remember how good  she made us feel
 There are many  children in this world who suffer  hurt and shame
 I thank all  the Mama Courtney’s who took  away their pain
 God works  in mysterious ways I believe  this is true
 Though she had  no children of her own she fostered  32
Blackie  was her husband he drove  a pick-up truck
 He worked  at the power station to earn  an honest buck
 At weekends  he go hunting squirrels  up in Arkinsaw
 
 And every night when he tucked  us in we would  call him Pa
Us  kids are all now grown up and gone  our separate ways
 I look back  on my childhood with many  happy days
 And when I  go back to Sri-Port I place flowers  on her grave
 And I thank  Mama Courtney for all us  kids that she saved
 Repeat Chorus X 2

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Readable chord sheet for Mama Courtney by Robert Miles

[D]I remember as a baby barely one [G]year old
When I [D]first met Mama Courtney with her [A]heart of gold
I d[D]idn’t know away back then [G]how she’d influence me
And I [D]thank Mama Courtney for the [A]man I grew to [D]be

[D]My mother lost her way in life Mama [G]Courtney took me in
She became [D]my foster Mother and [A]my best friend
She’d [D]drive us kids around the town in a [G]big black ghost mobile
To this [D]day I still remember how [A]good she made us [D]feel

There are [G]many children in this world who [D]suffer hurt and shame
I thank [G]all the Mama Courtney’s who [D]took away their [A]pain
God [D]works in mysterious ways I be[G]lieve this is true
Though she [D]had no children of her own she [A]fostered 3[D]2

[D]Blackie was her husband he [G]drove a pick-up truck
He [D]worked at the power station to [A]earn an honest buck
At [D]weekends he go hunting [A]squirrels up in Arkinsaw
                                                                                       [D]
And every night when he t[A]ucked us in we wou[D]ld call him Pa

[D]Us kids are all now grown up and [G]gone our separate ways
I look [D]back on my childhood with [A]many happy days
And when [D]I go back to Sri-Port I place [G]flowers on her grave
And I [D]thank Mama Courtney for all [A]us kids that she [D]saved

Repeat Chorus X 2

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