C.C. to Mama

 

Daddy wasn’t known for thinking much

He thought he had the right-of-way

When that train mashed in his truck

Since that day I’ve been Mama’s little man,

Helping out with Mama any way that I can

Mama thought it best I stay away

From cumbersome machinery

So in this office I will stay

Mama says it’s time I took a bride,

And in this office woman

You’re the one who lights my fire.

So I’m sending you a memo ‘bout a fella who wants to see

If this memorandum will be our first big memory

i.e. me

r.e. you,

c.c. to Mama

I see a little house upon a hill

There’s no standard of luxury that I won’t fulfill.

The decorations darlin’ you’ll decide

That is, if Mama approves the bride.

Chorus

See, see Mama what your little boy can do

Your little roly-poly’s gonna bring

Her on home to you.

No other fella’s gonna treat you properly

But I know a high school graduate who’ll love you tenderly

And when it’s time to consummate our love,

I’ve got a few ideas that pertain to the above

I’ll send them in a memo in great detail just for you

Please describe for me the little lovin’ things you do.

i.e. me

r.e. you,

No c.c. to Mama

 

copyright 1995 Matthew Lacques, Nearly Beloved Music, BMI