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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeThe Man Who Made My Mama Cry
All you've ever beenIs a call every now and thenFrom some old pay phoneAfter you'd hang upLord, she'd take it roughAnd want to be aloneI know you from the pictureOf you and her togetherTaken at a fair in '68You've gotta lot of nerve to thinkYou can walk right in and take her placeTo me you're just the man who made my mama crySomeone who broke a lot of promises in his timeAll I know about you is how to live without youAnd I can see I have your eyesBut all you've ever beenIs the man who made my mama cryWhen she took off my training wheelsHeld a job and cooked the mealsWhere were you?Don't even startShe did her partAnd yours tooNow you're back to play the partThat was missin' in my heartWhen I was growin' upWell, you're a little lateI don't have the time to waste on catchin' upTo me you're just the man who made my mama crySomeone who broke a lot of promises in his timeAll I know about you is how to live without youAnd I can see I have your eyesBut all you've ever beenIs the man who made my mama cryAll I know about you is how to live without youAnd I can see I have your eyesBut all you've ever beenIs the man who made my mama cry
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