Mama's Girl

She taught me how to drive,

Sewed up my jeans when they ripped there.

Her hands were calloused, but her touch was kind,

Mama’s love stitched into every line of my heart.

We had our fights, slammed a few doors,

But love don’t count the scars it wore.

I’m still my mama’s girl, through the storm and rain,

Her voice still whispers, takes away the pain.

We’ve had our battles, and we’ve had our peace,

But mama’s love is the one thing that won’t ever cease.

She stayed up late when I lost my way,

Prayed for me every single day.

Her words like roots, held me steady and true,

No matter the trouble, she’d pull me through.

She’d say, "Baby, life ain’t always fair,

But you’ll find me waiting, I’ll be right there."

I’m still my mama’s girl, through the storm and rain,

Her voice still whispers, takes away the pain.

We’ve had our battles, and we’ve had our peace,

But mama’s love is the one thing that won’t ever cease. Mama I love you to the moon and back.