Is Your Mama Gonna Miss Ya? Lyrics
Bryan Adams
Lyrics
I might as well bin blind
Thought i owned this world and all its time
Made up my mind not to love again
Live my life a single man
Lady luck she came my way
Turned my night into day
She went huff and blew my little house down
She went puff ya she spun me around
She played rough ya she took me to town
All i did was fool around
And my whole world came tumblin' down
Is your mama gonna miss ya now you're gone?
Is your mama gonna miss her little rollin' stone?
Is mama gonna cry now she's alone?
Cause mama's little girl ain't goin' home!
Ya-she's goin' with me
I couldn't be found - couldn't be heard
You couldn't trap this free bird
I loved to fly shoulda heard me sing
You came along and flapped your wings
Had my eyes on the road foot on the floor
Tell me "hey who's that knockin' at my door?"
She went huff and blew my little house down
She went puff ya she spun me around
She played rough ya she took me to town
All i did was fool around
And my whole world came crumblin' down
Is your mama gonna miss ya now you're gone?
Is your mama gonna miss her little rollin' stone?
Is mama gonna cry now she's alone?
Cause mama's little girl ain't goin' home!
I said stop and she said go
Looks so good i can't say no
Now we've gone and lost control.
Song & Lyrics Facts
"Is Your Mama Gonna Miss Ya?" is a song by Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams, released as the fourth single from his album Waking Up the Neighbours in 1991. The song was written by Adams and co-written with Michael Kamen and Robert John "Mutt" Lange.
It features guitar solos by Keith Scott and Mickey Curry on drums. The song reached number two on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart and became one of Adams' biggest hits in the United States. It also peaked at number four on the UK Singles Chart and topped the charts in Canada and New Zealand. The lyrics reflect Adams' feelings about leaving home and going out into the world to make something of himself. The single was certified gold in Australia for sales over 35,000 copies.