Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song You Are Your Mother's Child, artist - Conor Oberst. Album song Upside Down Mountain, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 15.05.2014
Record label: Nonesuch
Song language: English
You Are Your Mother's Child |
I remember the day you appeared on this earth |
With eyes like the ocean, got blood on my shirt |
From my camera angle it looked like it hurt |
But your mama had a big old smile |
We drove you home, saw your yellowing skin |
Packed a few things and drove you back again |
Stayed up all night worrying, wondering |
What was gonna make it better |
Broken bones heal when you set them right |
Get your fine tooth comb from the barbicide |
Our love’s a protective poison |
Well you are your mother’s child |
And she’ll keep you for a while |
But someday you’ll be grown and then you’ll be on your own |
Halloween costume, looking real cute |
With your pillowcase full, in your astronaut suit |
But your cousin the cowboy is eyeing your loot |
Better watch your Snickers bar |
Out on the diamond, now you’re up to bat |
Chewing your big league, adjusting your hat |
Taking a swing and hearing it crack |
Look at that apple fly |
Tears will dry if you give them time |
Life’s a roller coaster, keep your arms inside |
Fear that’s a big emotion |
Well you are your mother’s child |
And she’ll keep you for a while |
But one day you’ll be grown and then you’ll be on your own |
Posing for pictures, cap and a gown |
Summer is coming, you’re driving around town |
Everyone’s asking what you’re gonna do now |
I know you’re gonna make a splash |
And find you a sweetheart to treat you so kind |
Invite her to dinner and kiss her goodnight |
What I couldn’t teach you, you will realize |
She’s the only thing that matters |
Although he’s a bastard, make your papa proud |
Your a fine young man and I got no doubt |
That you’re gonna do this better |
Cause you are your mother’s child |
She had you for a while |
But now that you’re grown, may you never be on your own |
Well now that you’re grown, may you never be on your own |