the momma song
by Pedals on our Pirate Ships
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lyrics
I try to sing songs about the bright side 'cause there's too many songs about the dark. But after the show I sit at home alone in a room that's as black as my heart. I try to write songs about the good times, but those good times come and go so fast. I'm gonna build me a big time machine and spend my life repeating the past. So don't cry for me, momma. Your baby grew up to be a man. And don't cry for me, Barbara. I know that it's hard to understand. I try to live my life on the straight and narrow--at least as straight and narrow as I can. I have to admit I'm living crooked as shit, but I'm working on it. Really, I am. So don't cry for me, momma. Your baby grew up to be a man. And don't cry for me, Barbara. I know that it's hard to understand that some people were meant to be lonely, some people were meant to be sad. There's something broken inside of me, but the truth is, it ain't all that bad.
So don't cry for me, momma. Your baby grew up to be a man. And don't cry for me, Barbara. I know that it's hard to understand. Don't cry for me, oh momma please. Don't you dare cry for me.
So don't cry for me, momma. Your baby grew up to be a man. And don't cry for me, Barbara. I know that it's hard to understand. Don't cry for me, oh momma please. Don't you dare cry for me.
credits
released June 30, 2010
Matt Seymour - Vocals, guitar
Adrienne Brown - Vocals
Louis Cyrtmus - Vocals
Matt Seymour - Vocals, guitar
Adrienne Brown - Vocals
Louis Cyrtmus - Vocals
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