Raedeen

| Am | C | Am | C | Part 1 Am C My little sister, she raised me up, Am C you know, my mom, she checked out. Am C Popping pills turned to pipe, skin and bones, now she's not around, Am C Raedeen, you were there. Part 2 Am C You picked me up from school, held my hand, cooked me food, Am C you let me hang out in your room. Am C You had that creepy smiley face poster up on your wall, Am C thought you were edgy and you had heart. Part 3 Am C Remember teaching me how to drive? You didn't have much, you had that Caprice, it was white, Am C an old cop-car looking thing, it was a decent ride. Am And your son, he was three and we'd all roll around, C doing nothing, but having a good time. Am C It's safe to say we were pretty close, I had your back and you had mine. Part 4 Am C You're a good mom, you didn't forget how to love, Am C but you gotta wake up, I know times get tough but this is bigger than us. Am C We all need you to stick around but you're too good at keeping secrets and acting okey, Am C but your eyes look lost and you're too far to swim down. Part 5 Am C Oh, I miss you, Rae, I know your kids do too, Am C and those fucking drugs they're taking over and trust me 'cos I've been there too. Am C Lemme tell you something: if you're going down, I'll be right behind ya, Am C I'll start with a drink and it won't take me long, yeah I'll find ya. Part 6 Am C If it's good enough for you then it's good enough for me, Am C you're my biggest sister and I can't let you leave. Am C If you're drowning let me know, 'cos I've never been much of a swimmer, Am C I'll crush pills, I'll bring a bottle and I'll meet you at the bottom of the river Am C We'll go together, like brother, like sister, Am C we'll go together. Am C If you're drowning let me know, 'cos I've never been much of a swimmer. Am C I'll crush pills, I'll bring a bottle and I'll meet you at the bottom of the river. Am C We'll go together. Am C We'll go together. Am C We'll go together. Am C Am C Am C Am