Mother's Day Testo

This goes out for a very special woman in my life,
Her name is Dona.

Life got me in the days reminiscent younger days,
When I was a younger with my baby’s dreams, biggest dreams.
Remember they was laughing at me, tell me I won’t do it,
Put the blue print in my CD deck and I would stay influenced.
Walkman on repeat, my headphones used to beat louder than anyone else’s at my school,
Yeah, that was me.
Took the bus on the way home and I was writing my raps, Told my mama imma do this, and she said she got my back
Like no other and she mentioned by my tables that I mentioned
I was stretching, I was mixing, instrumentals I was fixing
When she cooked up in her kitchen her record would end up missing
I was sampling the music and lyrics I would’ve listen for.
Grab my pen and paper, I was writing more, writing more.
Realized I was fighting for something I believed in.
Son, do it, never quit it,
Thank you, mama, now leave it.
Dreams still come true, that’s just the beginning.

Mama, mama, you know I love you.
Mama, mama, you know I love you.

Happy that you raised me right, told me never lose a fight,
Tell the truth, you never lie, made me say my prison night.
Thankful that I got you, mama, thankful that I got you,
You’re my mother and my father in the same damn time.
Never had it all, but we was happy that we had each other,
If I could give you anything I would never stutter Excuse me, hesitate, we don’t leave the mother, man
While I got you in my space, every day is mother’s day.
I just wanna see you smile, you don’t have to work ever,
Know the sun’s around the corner, we’ve been through some bad weather.
But we kept our head up, just know your son’s a hustler,
Made a whole song just to let you know I love you.

Mama, mama, you know I love you.
Mama, mama, you know I love you.

I called to make sure you’re okay.
Used to whip my ass every time I would disobey.
It’s funny looking bad, for sure you’re striking my act,
You thought me it’s okay to be different, proud that I’m black.
You told me not to worry what others would think about me,
You told me give a hundred and coaches will never doubt me.
Because of that I made it every team and never been cut,
But when I told my AC your music became my love.
Mommy, it always worked, but it took front seat.
And now I’m finally getting my name on a scene.
Sean Brown coming up at different barber’s shops.
Hard work paid off, ‘cause you told me not to stop.

Mama, mama, you know I love you.
Mama, mama, you know I love you.