Oh mama

Joe Cocker · Jamaica Say You Will [1975]

Oh mama

I don't want to feel this way

Oh, no not another day, please

Oh mama

Take me home

I don't want to be alone no more mama



I try to kick him off

But he hangs around

I try to stand up

But I fall back down



Rescue

A mean ol' man's

Got a hook on me

Oh mama



Oh mama

I try to kick him off

But he hangs around

I try to stand up

But I fall back down



Oh mama

It's so cold

I just don't know no more



Oh mama

Oh mama

Oh Mama

Joe Cocker's 'Oh Mama' stands as a defining track from his 1975 album Jamaica Say You Will, showcasing his signature raw vocal delivery and soulful approach to R&B and folk-rock. Recorded during a pivotal era in his career, the song reflects the gritty, emotionally charged style that characterized much of his work in the mid-1970s. Cocker's ability to convey deep vulnerability and intensity on this recording highlights his status as a master of the blues and soul traditions, influencing countless artists who followed. The track remains a staple of his discography, often performed live to demonstrate his commanding stage presence and enduring connection with audiences worldwide.