Am G I work down at Ashbury Hills, minimum wage but it pays the bills C G Cleaning floors, and leading hymns on Sunday. Am G Katherine Davis room 303, the sweetest soul you ever could meet. Em D C I bring her morning coffee every day. [Chorus] C G She calls me Raymond. She thinks I'm her son. C D Tells me get washed up for supper 'fore your daddy gets home. C She goes on about the weather, Em D A How she can't believe it's already 1943. C She calls me Raymond, Am G and that's alright by me [Verse] Am She talks about clothes on the line in the summer air, G Christmas morning and Thanksgiving prayer C G And stories of the family that I never had. Em D C Well, sometimes I find myself wishing I'd been there [Chorus] C G When she calls me Raymond. She thinks I'm her son. C D Tells me get washed up for supper 'fore your daddy gets home. C She goes on about the weather, Em D A How she can't believe it's already 1943. C She calls me Raymond, G and that's alright by me [Bridge] Am There's a small white cross in Arlington, G Reads Raymond Davis '71. F Until she can see his face again C I'm gonna fill in the best I can... [Chorus] C G When she calls me Raymond. She thinks I'm her son. C D Tells me get washed up for supper 'fore your daddy gets home. C She goes on about the weather, Em D A How she can't believe it's already 1943. C She calls me Raymond, F G and that's alright by me [Outro] C She calls me Raymond,