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All you've ever been
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Is a call every now and then
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From some old pay phone
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After you'd hang up
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Lord she'd take it rough
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And want to be alone
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I know you from the picture
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Of you and her together
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Taken at a fair in '68
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You've gotta lot of nerve to think
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You can walk right in and take her place
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To me you're just
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The man who made my mama cry
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Someone who broke
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A lot of promises
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In his time
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All I know about you
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Is how to live without you
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And I can see I have your eyes
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But all you've ever been
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Is the man who made my mama cry
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When she took off my training wheels
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Held a job and cooked the meals
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Where were you
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Don't even start
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She did her part
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And yours too
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Now you're back to play the part
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That was missin' in my heart
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When I was growin' up
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Well you're a little late
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I don't have the time to waste on catchin' up
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To me you're just
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The man who made my mama cry
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Someone who broke
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A lot of promises
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In his time
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All I know about you
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Is how to live without you
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And I can see I have your eyes
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But all you've ever been
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Is the man who made my mama cry
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All I know about you
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Is how to live without you
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And I can see I have your eyes
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But all you've ever been
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Is the man who made my mama cry
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The Man Who Made My Mama Cry
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| Lee Ann Womack |
