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When the night falls I lift my eyes to heaven
Looking for your light
Mama
I walk these empty roads
Hoping your voice might touch the quiet night
I still remember your chair by the window
And how you’d wait for me with tired hands
But I was young and foolish
Thinking I had all the time in the world
Mama, I was blind
Didn’t see the pain hiding behind your smile
You coughed and said, “It’s nothing, son”
But I should have stayed with you a little while
I chased the world and left you waiting
You warmed my meal when it got cold
Lord knows now I’d give my soul
To sit beside you as you grow old
Mama, can you hear us from that gentle star above?
We’re calling out your name tonight
With every broken piece of love
Forgive us for every day we stayed away
For every tear we couldn’t see
When the night falls
Your memory is all we have left to breathe
I remember one winter evening
You asked me to stay ’cause you felt weak
But I said “tomorrow, Mama”
Oh God, how the guilt still burns my cheeks
You waited with a quiet sadness
Trying to hide your trembling hands
And now each time the cold wind blows
I feel the echo of your last stand
I came home late one night
And found your prayer shawl lying on a chair
You’d fallen asleep waiting for me
Your breath soft like a fading prayer
I took your kindness for granted
Thought you’d always be around
But the truth hits hard at midnight
Silence is the loudest sound
Mama, forgive the roads we walked alone
Forgive the times we weren’t there
Your love was a roof above our hearts
And now the sky feels bare
When the night falls
We search the stars to find your face
Praying you’re somewhere listening
Wrapped in God’s embrace
If time could turn its wheels again
We’d hold your hands and never roam
We’d tell you that we loved you more
Than all the dust on all the roads we’ve known
Mama, if angels hear these country boys
Let them carry our apologies
Let them whisper to your gentle soul
That we’ve learned what family truly means
And when the night falls
We close our eyes and softly call
Mama
Mama
You’re still the warmest light of all