D _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ _ .
D _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ _ .
D She used to watch him from the window
G pane He'd pretend to ride
D away.
Right off into that
G setting sun _ _ .
D He always loved to play make
G-believe.
In a backyard western movie
D scene He'd say, Mama, watch me and my horses
G run.
By _ .
D _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ .
D the time he could drive his daddy's old
G truck.
He couldn't get gone fast
D enough He was red-tail lights and a pedal to
G the floor.
She _ .
D always tried to steer him
G right But he'd sneak in around midnight.
D And she wouldn't sleep till he walked back
G through the door.
When she lays
D her head down
A He's all she
D prays about.
G That no matter
D how far
A he may roam _
D.
G He'll stay strong
D and stay wild.
A And know he's his
D mama's child
G And that he can
D always find his
Em way back home _ .
G And she'll worry
D like she does
A Cause
Bbm there's no
Bm kind of love
G like the one.
A Between mother
D and son Now _ .
G _ _ _
D she's always waiting on Sunday
G night.
For the phone to ring and the clothes to
D dry And the minutes fly by when he
G finally calls.
_ _
D She does her best to play it
G tough Fights back tears when they hang
D up.
Yeah, just yesterday he lived right
G down the hall.
When she lays
D her head down
A He's all she
D prays about.
G That no matter
D how far
A he may roam _
D G He'll stay strong
D and stay wild.
A And know he's his
D mama's child
G And that he can
D always find his
Em way back home.
And
G she'll worry
D like she does
A Cause
Bbm there's no
Bm kind of love
G like the one.
A Between mother
D and son _ She's
G gonna worry
D like she does.
A Cause
Bbm there's no
Bm kind of love
G like the one
A Between mother
D and son.
_ _
G _ _ .
Mother
D and son.
_ _ _
G _ _ _ _ _ _ _
D _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .