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Thank You Mama


Who would've thought I'd have you as a mother, other than the one above

You taught me to love an gave me guidance

Whenever they said I wasn't going to make it

You said yours and all you have to do is go an take it

Mama, I Thank You 

 

Me without you is like a nerd without braces,

A shoe without laces, aSentenceWithoutSpaces.

Mama I've seen you hold our home together like a foundation that will never crumble

As you limp home late at night, after a long day of work

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