Mama, I Love You

[Verse 1]
You worked double shifts
Came home
Shoes in your hand
Cold food on the stove
But you still asked how I am
You laughed when you’re tired
Hid your tears in the sink
Taught me how to listen
Before I learned to think
[Chorus]
Mama
I love you
More than these small words can say
For every quiet miracle
You pulled from an ordinary day
Mama
I love you
From the boy in all my grown-up plans
I made it here because
You held my shaking hands
[Verse 2]
You patched up my jeans
And the holes in my pride
Sat next to my failures
Never moved from my side
You saved all my drawings
Like they hung in some great hall
Said
“One day you’ll go further”
While I stared at your old walls
[Chorus]
Mama
I love you
More than these small words can say
For every quiet miracle
You pulled from an ordinary day
Mama
I love you
From the boy in all my grown-up plans
I made it here because
You held my shaking hands
[Bridge]
I see your face
When I look at my own
Every good part of me
Is a seed that you’d sown
If I ever get it right
It’s your voice in my mind
Saying
“Take your time
You’ll be fine
You’ll be fine” (mm)
[Chorus]
Mama
I love you
More than these small words can say
For every quiet miracle
You pulled from an ordinary day
Mama
I love you
Till the last light leaves the sky above
You’re my first
My forever
My one
Unshaken love

Warm acoustic ballad with soft piano, gentle brush-kit drums, and intimate male vocals. Verses stay close and conversational; chorus blooms with rich harmonies and subtle organ pad. Bridge adds a slight lift with melodic bass movement and a small swell of strings before a final, stripped-back chorus.