Born in the war
You had dreams of bein' a ballerina
I saw the photos last time that I seen you
You had my mum when you were twenty-three
I heard that she was trouble just like me
And you like paintin' pictures, writin' poems
I guess that's why my words just keep on flowin'
I wish that I could read the things you write
I'm tryna learn the language so I might

Three generations born in different decades
Some things have changed but we've got the same old heartbreaks
You tell me stories that happened back in your day and
I find it funny, 'cause somehow I still relate

We're dancing in different clothes
Falling in love until we let it go
But there's magic in something as simple
As three women, sitting 'round a dinner table

You tell me you've
Been in love with Elvis since the 50s
How my mum danced to Bowie in the 80s
But I'll never truly see things through your eyes
'Cause all the pictures, they're in black and white

Three generations, We've all made our mistakes
I look in the mirror, I see your face in my face
Everyone who knows us thinks that we're all crazy
But I guess that's exactly what makes us a family

We're dancing in different clothes
Falling in love until we let it go
But there's magic in something as simple
As three women, sitting 'round a dinner table

All the good old days and the city lights
Those little town jobs when money was tight
All your vintage pieces, I'm wishing were mine
All our darkest moments, our wildest fights
All the names we cursed 'cause their love was a lie
All the secrets we'll keep until we die
It's something as simple
As pouring your heart right out
As three women sitting 'round a dinner table