To My Mom Lyrics

We're flying

To Middletown soon

You're moving me

Into my dorm room

I'm a little scared so

Squeeze my hand real tight

So I feel it still when I wave goodbye

I've grown used to our morning tea

Driving to Sacramento

And counting the trees

You hung up all my paintings

And replay all my songs

So when I'm in your arms

I know that I belong

You should know but just in case

I want to tell you that I'll miss you

I'll watch the sunrise out my window

And hope you see the same view

I remember our trip

Through Maine and New York

Eating all our meals with

A plastic fork

Your foot was sleepy on the pedal

As we went from town to town

But you let me sleep

As the rain was pouring down

How did I get so lucky with you?

Soon I'll be walking through snow

While your sky's still blue

From kindergarten to college

I guess, time really flew

You should know but just in case

I want to tell you that I'll miss you

I'll watch the sunrise out my window

And hope you see the same view

I'll just have to breathe in the morning air

And hope that you can feel me

From way over there

Laugh so hard you hit your chest

So I can hear it travel

Across the Midwest, oh

You should know but just in case

I want to tell you that I'll miss you

I'll watch the sunrise out my window

And hope you see the same view

You should know but just in case

I want to tell you that I'll miss you

I'll watch the sunrise out my window

And hope you see the same view