Mama
Hey music lovers! Today, I want to introduce you to a timeless classic that will surely tug at your heartstrings. The song I’m talking about is “Mama” by the legendary Roy Orbison.
Released in 1962 as part of his album “Roy Orbison’s Greatest Hits,” “Mama” is a beautiful ballad that showcases Orbison’s incredible vocal range and emotional depth. It’s a song that resonates with anyone who has experienced the unconditional love of a mother.
The composition of “Mama” is a testament to Orbison’s songwriting genius. The haunting melody, accompanied by gentle guitar strums and subtle orchestration, creates an atmosphere of melancholy and longing. Orbison’s voice, filled with raw emotion, effortlessly conveys the pain and gratitude that comes with the love of a mother.
But what makes “Mama” truly special is its universal meaning. While the song is a tribute to Orbison’s own mother, it speaks to the profound bond between a mother and child that transcends time and place. It’s a reminder of the sacrifices mothers make and the unwavering support they provide.
If you’re a fan of heartfelt ballads and soul-stirring vocals, “Mama” is a must-listen. It’s a song that will transport you to a place of deep introspection and leave you feeling grateful for the love in your life.
So, why not take a moment to listen to “Mama” by Roy Orbison? You can find it on his album “Roy Orbison’s Greatest Hits.” Trust me, it’s a musical journey you won’t want to miss.
And if you want to learn more about Roy Orbison and his incredible discography, be sure to check out his Google search. Happy listening!
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Video Mama – Roy Orbison
Mama – Roy Orbison lyrics
🎵 Let’s sing along with the lyrics! 🎤
Mama, just had to call, oh, MamaYour baby boy just had his heartBroken in two, she said we’re throughBut to send her best to you.Oh, Mama, I’d like to run to you, Mama.I’d come home today, leave right away,But things won’t work that wayGotta stay, be a man,If I can, Mama.No, Mom, I don’t know. I called her tonight.No, not at home. Yeah, you’re probably right.Yes, I’ll take care of myself. No, I’ll be alright.I’ll go to bed early tonight.Oh, Mama, tell Dad I think of him, Mama.How’s Uncle Joe, my puppy, Coco,Tell them hello, oh, better goBut gosh, I loved her so.Umm, Mama, don’t worry so much, darling Mama.Now, Mama don’t cry, just say goodbye,Can’t have us both in tears, oh, Mom, you know me.Yes, I’ll always be your baby through all the years