Mama Mama

Judy Collins

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Judy Collins - Mama Mama CAPO: 4th Fret [Chorus] Mama Mama you know how it feels Love never knows a season Mama tell me you understand The heart always has a reason [Verse 1] Doing ninety-five in the middle of the night on an open road Time for a good ol’ girl like me to be bedded down Gotta get home before the kids find out I’ve been away I figure I’m gonna reach town just before dawn [Verse 2] I can see the sun is gonna be comin’ up real soon Hope the children don’t wake up and wonder where I am Gotta get the older ones to school and play with the baby She’s the apple of her mother’s eye and doesn’t she know it [Pre-Chorus] Don’t know how it happened one more time The money’s running out and the other kids are crying Somebody tell me I’m not crazy Doing what I can to raise my babies [Chorus] Mama Mama you know how it feels Love never knows a season Mama tell me you understand The heart always has a reason [Verse 3] Wonder if you know just how it feels to be alone Trying to raise a bunch of kids on nothing but love and guts When the day is over I’m about as wrecked as a body can be I got my troubles but again I need me some kind of loving [Pre-Chorus] Don’t know how it happened one more time The money’s running out and the other kids are crying Somebody tell me I’m not crazy Doing what I can to raise my babies [Chorus] Mama Mama you know how it feels Love never knows a season Mama tell me you understand The heart always has a reason [Verse 4] The doctor down in Lincoln said I’d be alright He said he didn’t want to help me but he’d do it just this once Made me feel so bad I couldn’t stop the tears from falling Made me wish he had to pay this kind of price for his loving [Pre-Chorus] Don’t know how it happened one more time The money’s running out and the other kids are crying Five kids are gonna drive me crazy Lord I can’t have another baby [Chorus] Mama Mama you know how it feels Love never knows a season Mama tell me you understand The heart always has a reason

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Cette chanson évoque les défis et les sacrifices d'une mère qui jongle entre ses responsabilités familiales et ses propres besoins. Elle se sent souvent accablée par la solitude et l'effort de nourrir ses enfants avec juste l'amour et la détermination. Les paroles expriment son désir d'être comprise par sa propre mère, soulignant que l'amour transcende les saisons et résonne profondément dans le cœur. Le contexte semble se situer dans une réalité où l'argent est une préoccupation constante, ajoutant une couche de stress à son rôle de parent. Dans cette lutte quotidienne, elle évoque aussi ses espoirs et ses craintes, montrant que malgré les épreuves, elle continue à avancer pour le bien de sa famille. Les moments de vulnérabilité révèlent une humanité touchante, rappelant que chaque mère se bat pour offrir le meilleur à ses enfants, même face à l’adversité.

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