Dear Mama

(Verse 1)
She packed up the truck more times than she could count,
Two little boys and a prayer to help ’em out.
From a friend’s spare room to a shack down a dirt road,
She carried the weight but never let it show.
When the world got heavy, she’d drive through the rain,
To Meemaw’s house, where love eased the pain.

(Chorus)
We love you, Mama, for all that you’ve done,
You fought every battle and never did run.
Through the storms and the struggle, you kept us strong,
Even when the nights felt way too long.
One boy’s raisin’ babies of his own,
The other’s just prayin’ to make it back home.
You’ve carried the weight of a thousand tomorrows,
We love you, Mama — our heart, our sorrow.

(Verse 2)
Those hands that held us through the darkest days,
Still tremble at night but she bows to pray.
Said, “Lord, give my boys a better life than mine,”
And He gave her strength one tear at a time.
She’s the rock that stood when the wind would blow,
The reason we made it, more than she’ll ever know.

(Chorus)
We love you, Mama, for all that you’ve done,
You fought every battle and never did run.
Through the storms and the struggle, you kept us strong,
Even when the nights felt way too long.
One boy’s raisin’ babies of his own,
The other’s just prayin’ to make it back home.
You’ve carried the weight of a thousand tomorrows,
We love you, Mama — our heart, our sorrow.

(Bridge)
Your hair’s got silver, your heart’s got gold,
You gave us warmth in the bitter cold.
And when we all gather at Meemaw’s place,
We still see heaven in your face.

(Final Chorus)
We love you, Mama, you’re our guiding light,
You gave us hope through the hardest fight.
Through the storms and the struggle, you stood tall,
You gave us everything, you gave it all.
One boy’s home and one’s finding his way,
But your love’s the reason we’re here today.
You’ve carried the weight and never let go,
We love you, Mama — more than you know.

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