Momma
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Momma
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I was the baby brother
I was the quiet other
And I remember mother so well
I was the little stranger
I never was in danger
I could 'a had a manger
Pray tell
Oh, how she could control me
When I was bad she'd scold me
Sometimes
She wouldn't hold me
And I'd cry
But
Momma she never told me a lie
Momma she never told me a lie
I used to stay out evenings
Stay out too late some evenings
And momma would be there
Seething back home
Momma, she sat and waited
Sat in the hall and waited
Now I know why she hated
That phone
And when I'd come in
She'd grab me
Right by the arm
She'd grab me, Lord
When she was finished with me
I'd cry, oh
I'd cry
But
Momma she never told me a lie
Momma she never told me a lie
Momma she could control me
And when I was bad
She'd scold me
Sometimes she wouldn't hold me
And I'd cry
Momma she never told me a lie
Momma she never promised me the sky
Momma she never told me a lie
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Bob Seger performs "Momma", and this lyric page sits inside the Bob Seger catalog on LyroVerse.
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