Lucy Kaplansky

Lucy Kaplansky - Reunion lyrics

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Where we all go summer 1971?

From Chicago to Toronto

For a family reunion

The dad at the wheel, driving five hours of the clip

Swimming in the afternoons, another motel 6



First stop in town was my grandmother's bakery

She stood there and welcomed us, the American celebrities

I saw her photo on the wall, I thought she was the famous one

Then my uncles and her gave us all the cookies we want



Here we are together

Our father's gone

Here we are together

40 years on

Here we are together

Just daughters and sons

This is our reunion

This is our reunion



Later in an old fancy restaurant she wore the crown

Surrounded by all her kin

Looking probably around

I watched my dad with his brothers with their great green eyes

And their handsome faces with dark shadows behind



All the things my dad loved his brothers gave a hand

Not the mad aches in Oprah, Gilbert and Sullivan

I used to believe he was the lucky one

The one who got away

The mysterious prodigal son

At that family reunion, 1971



And here we are together

Our father's gone

Here we are together

40 years on

Here we are together

Just daughters and sons

This is our reunion

This is our reunion

This is our reunion

This is our reunion
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