Lyrics The Man Who Made My Mama Cry - Lee Ann Womack
All
you′ve
ever
been
Is
a
call
every
now
and
then
From
some
old
pay
phone
After
you'd
hang
up
Lord
she′d
take
it
rough
And
want
to
be
alone
I
know
you
from
the
picture
Of
you
and
her
together
Taken
at
a
fair
in
'68
You've
gotta
lot
of
nerve
to
think
You
can
walk
right
in
and
take
her
place
To
me
you′re
just
The
man
who
made
my
mama
cry
Someone
who
broke
A
lot
of
promises
In
his
time
All
I
know
about
you
Is
how
to
live
without
you
And
I
can
see
I
have
your
eyes
But
all
you′ve
ever
been
Is
the
man
who
made
my
mama
cry
When
she
took
off
my
training
wheels
Held
a
job
and
cooked
the
meals
Where
were
you
Don't
even
start
She
did
her
part
And
yours
too
Now
you′re
back
to
play
the
part
That
was
missin'
in
my
heart
When
I
was
growing
up
Well
you′re
a
little
late
I
don't
have
the
time
to
waste
on
catchin′
up
All
I
know
about
you
Is
how
to
live
without
you
I
can
see
I
have
your
eyes
But
all
you've
ever
been
Is
the
man
who
made
my
mama
cry
1 I Keep Forgetting
2 I'd Rather Have What We Had
3 Some Things I Know
4 A Little Past Little Rock
5 A Little Past Little Rock
6 (Now You See Me) Now You Don't
7 The Man Who Made My Mama Cry
8 I'll Think of a Reason Later
9 Don't Tell Me
10 Don't Tell Me
11 If You're Ever Down in Dallas
12 When the Wheels Are Coming Off
13 The Preacher Won't Have to Lie
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