Yo Mama

Nicole C. Mullen · Other Songs - Nicole C. Mullen

your mama so cool like a gentle breeze

blowin on a summer day

your mama got a way of sayin things

that would chase all my pain away



i remember times

she looked me in the eyes

and tell me i could win

'cuz when nobody else would take the time

to care about a broken hearted kid

your mama did



your mama so strong

she could sure lift the troubles

right out of me

your mama had a way of carvin out

what i was supposed to be



sometimes she would scold me

stand up for me boldly

challenge me to win

'cuz when nobody else would take the time

to care about a broken hearted kid

your mama did



and it makes me say

your mama did

your mama did

your mama did



it makes me wanna say

your mama did

your mama did

your mama did



your mama so smooth

i can soar on the wind

underneath her wings



and the air of her encouragement

is still blowin through my memories

she helped me find my dreams

show me what love means

now this is how i live



'cuz when nobody else would take the time

to care about a broken hearted kid

i will do my best to show them

that the love of God is something you can live

and the only reason

i have something good inside of me

that i can give

is your mama did



your mama did

your mama did

your mama did



i'm so grateful that

your mama did

your mama did

your mama did



your mama did

your mama did

your mama did

Yo Mama

Nicole C. Mullen's 'Yo Mama' stands as a defining track within her catalog of contemporary Christian music, blending soulful vocals with a polished production style characteristic of her work in the early 2000s. The song exemplifies her ability to craft emotive recordings that resonate with themes of faith and personal reflection, typical of her discography during that era. As part of her broader body of work, the track showcases her vocal range and lyrical approach, contributing to her reputation as a significant artist in the genre. It remains a notable example of her musical output, reflecting the sound and spiritual tone that defined her career at the time.