Mama, You Were Enough

[Verse 1]
You worked two jobs, hands rough and worn,
Kept the lights on, kept us warm.
We never knew how hard it got,
You gave us all the love you had, and then some more.
[Chorus]
Mama, you were enough,
Even when the days got tough.
You held us close, through thick and thin,
Built a world where love could win.
Mama, you were enough, always enough.
[Verse 2]
Hand-me-down shoes, patched up jeans,
But you made us feel like kings and queens.
We didn’t have much, but we had you,
And that was more than riches could ever do.
[Prechorus]
You taught us how to stand,
With kindness in our hands.
[Chorus]
Mama, you were enough,
Even when the days got rough.
You held us close, through thick and thin,
Built a world where love could win.
Mama, you were enough, always enough.
[Bridge]
Three wild boys, a home full of noise,
But you never lost your smile.
You gave us roots, you gave us wings,
And carried us every mile.

ballad, gentle upright bass, acoustic; warm fingerpicked guitar with light steel guitar swells, country, and tender male vocals. the arrangement builds subtly with soft harmonies and a faint fiddle in the final chorus for an emotional finish., melodic