All Ma Love Ya Give

[Intro]
Whispered truths in the early dawn
Life's little stories, riding on the song

[Verse 1]
Mama worked the diner, hands raw with dawn,
Taught me love’s the only debt that don’t get gone.
She’d say, “Child, pour it out like coffee black—
You can’t take it with you when the train leaves the track.”

[Pre-Chorus]
Hold on tight, to the love that you know,
It’s the fire and the rain, it’s the river that flows.

[Chorus]
All Ma love ya give, it don’t rust or run,
It’s the scar on the oak where the lightning struck young.
In every “goodbye” that got stuck in your throat,
In the seeds ya buried ‘neath the darkening coat.

[Verse 2]
Grandpa died planting tomatoes in June,
Left his overalls hanging under the moon.
Dirt still whispers his old, crooked tune—
“Life’s a borrowed shovel… death comes to prune.”

[Pre-Chorus]
Hold on tight, to the love that you know,
It’s the fire and the rain, it’s the river that flows.

[Chorus]
All Ma love ya give, it don’t rust or run,
It’s the scar on the oak where the lightning struck young.
In every “goodbye” that got stuck in your throat,
In the seeds ya buried ‘neath the darkening coat.

[Bridge]
Flickers in a bonfire, dancing wild and free,
Even when the night tries to swallow the day,
That love’s a melody that lives inside of me,
Sings forever, come what may.

[Outro]
So, keep the fire burning, keep the story true,
Every breath, every step, I owe it all to you.
All Ma love ya give, it’s the eternal song,
Lingers in my heart, keeps me moving on.

Folk rock with acoustic guitar, heartfelt vocals, warm melodies, raw vocals, rap, trap, drift, violin, metalcore, glitch