Celebrated American gospel music maestro, Kirk Franklin unfolds this song named, Mama’s Song.
Award-winning songsmith widely known as Kirk Franklin who his fans hold at high esteem unravels this music named, Mama’s Song, as one of his 1995 hit songs. The song comes from his album tagged, Whatcha Lookin’ 4 which bagged a total number of fifteen enchanting tunes.
Kirk Franklin was outlined as the 7th track from the project. The project features The Family and many others showing off lyrical dexterity and versatility coupled with authentic delivery. All records presented in the project are really worth listening to.
Hailing from America, Kirk Franklin has established himself as a prominent figure in the gospel genre, earning numerous accolades and a loyal fanbase throughout his career. “Whatcha Lookin’ 4” showcases his exceptional talent and unwavering dedication to spreading the uplifting power of gospel music.
Kirk Franklin is an American gospel musician, songwriter, choir director, and author. He was born on January 26, 1970, in Fort Worth, Texas. Franklin is known for his innovative fusion of gospel music with contemporary sounds, incorporating elements of R&B, hip-hop, pop, and soul into his music. He has been hailed as a trailblazer in the gospel music industry, bringing a fresh and modern approach to the genre.
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Mama’s Song Lyrics By Kirk Franklin
[Verse 1]
Summertime has come and gone
The leaves are slowly falling
The other day my mother heard
The voice of Jesus calling
He said come home with me my child
I’ll take away your strife
Mama went to sleep on this side
And woke up in paradise
[Chorus]
Oh but how I miss her so
More than you’ll ever know
How I miss her so
More than you’ll ever know
How I miss her so
More than you’ll ever know
[Verse 2]
When I was a little boy
Mama rocked me in her arms
She protected me from danger
And she kept me safe and warm
But mama is not here now
And I’m standing by myself
But as long as I’ve got Jesus
I don’t need nobody else
[Chorus]
Oh but how I miss her so
More than you’ll ever know
How I miss her so
More than you’ll ever know
I miss her so
More than you’ll ever know