Five A.M.
Son → Mom
Mother's Day · Acoustic
Mom, I'm no good at saying this stuff out loud, so just let me get it out. I keep thinking about all those mornings you got up at five in the dark to drive me to my shift before clinicals — coffee in your hand already going cold, never once acting put out about it, even running on no sleep. I don't say thank you near enough, and I really don't say I love you enough. You did so much more than just drive me. You got me here. I see all of it, Mom. I love you.
Son → Mom
Mother's Day · Acoustic
Mom, I'm no good at saying this stuff out loud, so just let me get it out. I keep thinking about all those mornings you got up at five in the dark to drive me to my shift before clinicals — coffee in your hand already going cold, never once acting put out about it, even running on no sleep. I don't say thank you near enough, and I really don't say I love you enough. You did so much more than just drive me. You got me here. I see all of it, Mom. I love you.
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Evan is 24 and still living at home while he finishes nursing school. He's never been the type to say how he feels out loud — but he hasn't forgotten the mornings his mom Michelle got up at five to drive him to a shift, half-asleep, coffee in hand, never once acting put out about it. This Mother's Day he wanted to say the thank-you he could never get out, so he tucked it into a warm acoustic song instead.
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Mom, I'm no good at saying this stuff out loud, so just let me get it out. I keep thinking about all those mornings you got up at five in the dark to drive me to my shift before clinicals — coffee in your hand already going cold, never once acting put out about it, even running on no sleep. I don't say thank you near enough, and I really don't say I love you enough. You did so much more than just drive me. You got me here. I see all of it, Mom. I love you.
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