Mother John Lennon
"Mother" by John Lennon, released in 1970, is a #Rock ballad expressing deep emotional pain and loss. The lyrics reflect Lennon's feelings of abandonment and his struggle with his relationship with his parents. The raw, minimalist arrangement features poignant vocals and stark instrumentation, symbolizing vulnerability. The song has resonated culturally, highlighting themes of grief and the quest for connection.
*Bells*
[Verse 1]
Mother, you had me but I never had you
I wanted you, you didn't want me
[Refrain]
So I, I just got to tell you
Goodbye, goodbye
[Verse 2]
Father, you left me but I never left you
I needed you, you didn't need me
[Refrain]
So I, I just got to tell you (Mmm)
Goodbye, goodbye
[Verse 3]
Children, don't do what I have done
I couldn't walk and I tried to run
[Refrain]
So I, I just got to tell you
Goodbye, goodbye
[Verse 1]
Mother, you had me but I never had you
I wanted you, you didn't want me
[Refrain]
So I, I just got to tell you
Goodbye, goodbye
[Verse 2]
Father, you left me but I never left you
I needed you, you didn't need me
[Refrain]
So I, I just got to tell you (Mmm)
Goodbye, goodbye
[Verse 3]
Children, don't do what I have done
I couldn't walk and I tried to run
[Refrain]
So I, I just got to tell you
Goodbye, goodbye
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