By Jennie Lou Carson
When I was just a tiny tot,
A problem, this I know.
I brought you many headaches,
And I caused you grief and woe.
For years you cared for me, but now
My baby days are through--
And turn-about's fair play, dear Mom,
Now I'll take care of you.
It always makes me happy when
I find some little thing
That perhaps may make you happy- -
Make you laugh and want to sing.
But no matter what I do for you,
I know 'twill never be
Enough to ever pay you back,
For what you're done for me.
The years are swiftly rolling by,
And gray is in your hair;
Don't think that I don't know, Mom,
That I helped to put it there.
But as long as God permits me
To stay beneath the blue,
I'll do my best to show you, Mom,
How much I care for you.
When I was just a tiny tot,
A problem, this I know.
I brought you many headaches,
And I caused you grief and woe.
For years you cared for me, but now
My baby days are through--
And turn-about's fair play, dear Mom,
Now I'll take care of you.
It always makes me happy when
I find some little thing
That perhaps may make you happy- -
Make you laugh and want to sing.
But no matter what I do for you,
I know 'twill never be
Enough to ever pay you back,
For what you're done for me.
The years are swiftly rolling by,
And gray is in your hair;
Don't think that I don't know, Mom,
That I helped to put it there.
But as long as God permits me
To stay beneath the blue,
I'll do my best to show you, Mom,
How much I care for you.
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