My Mamma Said

Aqua · Greatest Hits [2009]

We dreamed a dream - woke up and lived it

We had the music in our hands

The drops of rain - became a river

And now it's time to end this dance

- So thank you



My mamma said that the best thing in life

Was getting me

And loving somebody higher than anything

else in this world baby

My mamma said that she would give her

life up for me



My mamma said that the worst thing in life

Is getting used

to loving somebody higher than anything

else in this world baby

Knowing you're going to

Knowing you're going to - lose it all



Mamma don't leave - don't go

Don't run - don't hide - don't cry

Don't ever feel scared now

Mamma just crossed just crossed

To the parallel world

She crossed she crossed to the multiverse

Circling protons - all vibrations

Circling neutrons - all vibrations

Mamma just crossed just crossed to the parallel world

She crossed she crossed to the multiverse

And now you're lying there - taking your last breath

I'm holding back the tears - Oh mamma don't die



My mamma said...



Mamma hold on - give in - let go

Release yourself from everything out there

Mamma just crossed just crossed

To the parallel world

She crossed she crossed to the multiverse

Circling electrons - all vibrations

Circling electrons - all vibrations

Mamma just crossed just crossed to the parallel world

She crossed she crossed to the multiverse

And now you're lying there - taking your last breath

I'm holding back the tears - Oh mamma don't die



My mamma said...

My Mamma Said

My Mamma Said stands as a notable song in the discography of the Danish-Norwegian Eurodance group Aqua. Following their massive global success with hits like Barbie Girl and Doctor Jones, the track showcases the band's signature blend of upbeat pop melodies and playful, narrative-driven songwriting. Released during the era captured on their 2009 compilation, the song reflects the group's ability to maintain a distinct, energetic sound that defined late 1990s and early 2000s European pop music. The recording highlights the vocal interplay between the band members, a hallmark of their style that contributed to their international appeal. While often overshadowed by their chart-topping singles, this work remains a testament to Aqua's consistent output and their enduring influence on the genre.