Dear Mama Lyrics

Dear mama I'm sure you're wondering about me

I'm riding on this old bus on the other side of Tennessee

Mama I know it's been quite some time

Don't you worry I'll be just fine

'Cause me and this here guitar have got each other's backs

We both have our share of dents and cracks

From all the struggles you know some day I'll be back home

But I'm afraid I just can't stay too long

Because I hang my hat out on the open road

Dear mama I was born to roam

Dear mama it's me from Arizona

We're passing through the desert on into California

Mama it sure is pretty out here

Don't you worry and have no fear

'Cause me and this here guitar have still got each others backs

We both have our share of nests and cracks

Through all the struggles you know someday I'll be back home

But I'm afraid I just can't stay too long

Because I hang my hat out on the open road

Dear mama I was born to roam

All these mikes and the memories

Don't mean anything

Without you here to see me

Dear mama once again it's your oldest boy

I'm coming home making my way through Illinois

Mama make me one of your apple pies

I'll be back in Caroline this time tomorrow night