Momma, Momma
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Momma, Momma
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Momma, Momma, I fear you reared me wrong
Momma, Momma, I fear you reared me wrong
'Cause I pick up my head, can't tell where I belong
Momma, Momma, something's hurting me bad
Momma, Momma, something's hurting me bad
I have a yearning for something that I never had
Oh, sometimes I feel my life has come and then it's gone
Sometimes I feel my life has come and gone
I live in this world but I'm only looking on
I can't understand, it's too far over my head
I can't understand, it's too far over my head
I'm living a life but I'm really dying instead, yeah.
Momma, Momma, I fear you reared me wrong
Momma, Momma, I fear you reared me wrong
'Cause I lift up my head and I can't tell where I belong
Momma, Momma,
Momma Momma, something's terribly wrong
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Melanie Safka performs "Momma, Momma", and this lyric page sits inside the Melanie Safka catalog on LyroVerse.
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