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Introduction
Hey there, music lovers! Let me tell you about a gem that feels like a warm hug from someone who just gets you. “Runaway Mama,” crafted by the talented duo of Noel Haggard and his brother Ben Haggard, is a track that weaves together storytelling and raw emotion in a way only the Haggard family can.
First off, if you’re a fan of traditional country music with a modern twist, this song is going to be your new favorite. It’s like they took all the heartache and hope of the open road and bottled it up in a melody that’ll stick with you long after the last note fades.
The song paints a vivid picture of a mother who, despite life’s trials and tribulations, finds herself yearning for freedom and a fresh start. It’s a tale as old as time, yet Noel and Ben breathe new life into it with their heartfelt lyrics and soulful harmonies. The brothers have a way of making you feel every ounce of longing and liberation as if you’re right there with them, riding shotgun on a journey of self-discovery.
What makes “Runaway Mama” even more special is the synergy between Noel and Ben. Their voices blend seamlessly, a testament to their shared musical heritage and deep familial bond. It’s like listening to a conversation between two souls who have traveled the same roads and seen the same sunsets, each note carrying a piece of their shared history.
So, whether you’re on a long drive or just need a moment to escape, “Runaway Mama” is the perfect companion. It’s more than just a song; it’s an experience—one that invites you to reflect on your own journey and maybe even find a bit of your own story within its lines. Give it a listen, and let Noel and Ben Haggard take you on a ride you won’t soon forget.
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Lyrics
She’s my run away mama always chasing other men
She’s my run away mama she’s somewhere and gone again.
If you see this kind of lady, kind of tall, kind of slim.
She’s my runaway mama.
Call the law and turn her in she’s got lots of pretty things that a man cannot ignore.
And she’s standing out in a bar room
When she walks out on the floor.
If you se this kind of woman thumbling a ride and showing skin.
She’s my runaway mama.
Call the law and turn her in.
If you see a woman flirting and she’s hurting a bunch of men.
She’s my runaway mama.
Call the law and turn her in.
If you see her somewhere dancing on a table ina a bar.
Go and call the chief of police and try to tell ’em where you are.
She’s my runaway mama, chasing other men.
She’s my runaway mama, she’s somewhere and gone again.
If you see this kind of lady thumbing a ride and showing skin.
She’s my runaway mama.
Call the law and turn her in.
She’s my runaway mama.