Love Ya Moms
N.O.R.E. Lyrics

I love you momma, I love you momma
The artist expresses his love and appreciation for his mother.

Wish I could holla at you physically
The artist wishes he could talk to his mother in person.

Listen ma picture me shitting, came far from chopping crack in the kitchen
The artist reflects on his past struggles with drug dealing and how his mother's support allowed him to move away from that lifestyle.

Hated when I was a thug, couldn't understand it
The artist acknowledges that his mother did not approve of his past as a gang member but recognizes that she still supported him in other ways.

Put me through school, swore soon I'd be in a position to rule
The artist's mother supported his education and believed he had the potential to succeed.

For you by you, the science of f.u.b.u ill creation
The artist references the clothing brand FUBU to acknowledge his mother's influence on his style and fashion choices.

I'm still lying for that day I wake up
The artist hopes to one day see his mother again.

Out of this dream, see you kinectly move, a seventies jewel
The artist envisions his mother moving like a 70s icon and treasures the memories of her youth.

A star's born, in the form of man
The artist recognizes that his mother's guidance and support helped shape him into the person he is today.

Deep like Elijah, mommy's only prophet speaking the logic
The artist compares his mother to the biblical prophet Elijah, acknowledging her wise and logical guidance.

Now momma love said if I ever get rich
The artist references his mother's advice about handling wealth properly.

And I'm not alive, watch for the snakes, cause they got to survive
The artist's mother warned him to be wary of people who might want to take advantage of him, especially after he is gone.

Don't acknowledge the lies, or the gossip
The artist's mother encouraged him to stay true to himself and not pay attention to rumors or falsehoods.

Stay true to yourself and don't do what your pop's did
The artist's mother encouraged him to learn from his father's mistakes and make better choices.

Love your moms and hate the streets Love your moms and hate the heat Love your moms while she resting in peace Love your moms while she still here Hug your moms when she shedding a tear Protect your moms from her worst fears
The chorus emphasizes the importance of cherishing and protecting one's mother, both in life and after death.

My house someone not a nine, through hard times Mom's so strong you one of my hearts pride
The artist describes how his mother remained strong and supportive during difficult times for their family.

And you told me I would shine in time Never win but you know, through you I spit And make the whole globe glow I zone on all the things you ever did for me
The artist acknowledges his mother's belief in him and how it drove him to become successful in his career.

My grief as a kid, easing my pain, lifting my name Predicting I'll see fame, change that bond that's never broken
The artist reflects on how his mother helped him through difficult times and always believed in his potential for success.

You my heart for life, put ice on the surface of your soul glowing To my moms straight royal, look at your boy now Taught me young and intern I spoil you now
The artist describes his mother as a regal figure who always supported him and how he now returns the favor.

Don't even worry I'm a hold you down not far from now When you see me and the way you've been Just since my born day, and you proud No matter what, so I'm touched when I spit it this way I pray you'll be smiling for the rest of your days around Always at my best, that's cause of you, always calm and watch You rise me to be top notch
The artist promises to take care of his mother and acknowledges how her guidance has shaped him into the person he is today.

Yo I'm keep this gansta, and still be g My moms is for my seeds, my moms for me
The artist asserts his street credibility while still acknowledging that his mother is the most important person in his life.

Always been by my side, when I needed her the most When I was locked in a cell, holding her close Visit after visit, she always be there My farther would never cry, wouldn't shed at tear My mother exact opposite, by all means
The artist reflects on how his mother remained supportive even during his darkest times while his father was less emotionally expressive.

And it would hurt, when she would see me walking in state greens I be like ma chill, cause it's all good In just two more year's I'll be back in the hood
The artist acknowledges the pain his mother felt seeing him in prison but tried to reassure her that he would soon be released.

My farther he got sick, my mother couldn't take it She called me the night he died, said he ain't make it All hysterical, phone dropped oh the dresser Ma calm down you got hi blood pressure
The artist describes his mother's reaction to his father's death and how he comforted her in the aftermath.

See I understand that I got to be a man And take care of my wife, kids, and the fam
The artist recognizes that he has to take on responsibilities as a father and husband while still acknowledging his love and respect for his mother.

Mama love, old earth for what it's worth Sorry for all the times I made you hurt I know it was hard work, mother of three Who would of though your baby be Running the street crazily
The artist apologizes for any pain he caused his mother and reflects on how hard she worked to raise him and his siblings.

You told me to stick to the dean I lusted the cream, 57b fav queens With cracks in my jeans I'm going no where fast , that's what you said Didn't want to lose me to jail Over some quick bread, or end up died Eyes bloodshed, and watching your tears shed Damn a nigga making his bed
The artist reflects on how his mother warned him to stay away from a life of crime and the potential dangers it posed.

About to lie in, I want to change, but I ain't trying It ain't justifying, my grandpops dying Mom's I'm sorry for the pain There's sunshine after the rain My past shame it's hard to explain
The artist apologizes for his past mistakes and acknowledges the pain he caused his mother and family.

Can I make you happy, I love to you smile For your life while, ma it's our turn now
The artist expresses his desire to make his mother happy and to give back after all she has done for him.