To Be As Big
As Mamma
There was only one reason when I was so small
Only one reason to ever get tall
Not for money, a house, not even a car
I just wanted to be as big as Mamma
There was only one goal to escape from Mum
To get to two numbers wouldn't that be fun
To go on holiday by the sand and the sea
Knowing it was just Granddad, Mamma and me
When a sweet tooth would suddenly shout
Just look in Mamma's cupboard without a doubt
And if I'd pop in for cuppa, I'd always get told
You can't have coffee until you're eighteen years old
Here at Stewart's Cafe there's breakfast for all
We'll tell you the secret to getting yorkshire puddings so tall
It's a fun little trick that works on camel eggs
Its to dance and sing and jigg on both legs
I'd always wake up for the bestest ever toast
And nothing compares to Mamma's sunday roast
And family celebrations always go with a bang
Because everyone wants to be in Mamma's gang
Now I am grown some targets are met
Life has direction new goals are set
I still burst through the door in child like ways
To hear your words "Just gorgeous as always"
I know you are dancing all day long
and probably basking in the Benidorm sun
And In my heart you'll shine like a star
Because no one will ever be as big as Mamma
First Published on this site in February 2010 © Erin Cawood
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