Isn't she lovely? Mother's Day

A Tribute To Mothers


Karoke - Low Key (Acc. Guitar) 

Karoke - Low Key ((Acc. Piano) 

Karoke - Full Version (with 2 Interludes)


Isn't she lovely?

Isn't she wonderful?
Isn't she precious?
Such a beautiful soul
I never thought
That I would be
A son of someone as lovely as she
Isn't she lovely?
She's my mom
Isn't she pretty?
Truly the angels' best
Boy, I'm so happy
I have been heaven-blessed
I can't believe
What God has done
I might be the luckiest son
But isn't she lovely?
She's my mom
Isn't she lovely?
Isn't she wonderful?
Isn't she precious?
Such a beautiful soul
I can't believe
I get to be
A son of someone as lovely as she
Isn't she lovely?
She's my mom
Isn't she lovely?
She's my mom


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