Mama... Mom... Can You Hear Me?

The clock strikes 12 AM, yet I'm still awake,
Tired from all day's work, yet the bed doesn't call me,
Lips whisper from a dark distance.
Mama…Mom, do you hear me?

The clock strikes 2 AM yet still awake,
Tired body unwilling to cooperate,
Mind spinning in a dark space,
Mama…Mom, do you hear me?

The clock strikes 5 AM yet still awake,
Tired hands refuse to rest,
Scratching words on the pad,
Mind thinking on the dark past,
Mama…Mom, do you hear me?

The morning light begins to break,
Before I close my eyes,
I have one wish in this fading night,
To hear you say again, "That's my Girl"

Mama, Mom, can you hear me?

I wish I could hear your answer back.

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