[Intro] In my platforms I hit the floor fell face down didn’t help my brain out. Then the baby came before I found the magic how to keep her happy. I never was the fantasy of what you want wanted me to be. Don’t judge me so harsh little girl! So you got a playboy mommy. But when you tell’em my name and you wanna cross that bridge all on your own little girl they’ll do you no harm because they know your playboy mommy. But when you tell’em my name... From here to Birmingham I got a few friends! [Instrumental] I never was there... Was there when it counts. I get my way. You’re so like me! You seemed ashamed... Ashamed that I was a good friend of American soldiers. I’ll say it loud here by your grave: those angels can’t ever take my place! Don’t judge me so harsh little girl you got a playboy mommy. But when you tell’em my name and you wanna cross that bridge all on your own little girl they’ll do you no harm because they know your playboy mommy. But you just tell’ my name... You tell’ my name: I got few friends! [Instrumental] x2 Somewhere where the orchids grow I can’t find those church bells that played when you died played Glo-ri-a talkin’ ’bout Ho-san-ah! Don’t judge me so harsh little girl! You got a playboy mommy comin’ home. But when you tell them soldiers my name and cross that bridge all on your own little girl they’ll do you no harm ’cause they know your playboy mommy. But I’ll be home... I’ll be home to take you in my arms!

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque le parcours d'une mère qui fait face aux jugements et aux attentes de la société tout en essayant de protéger sa fille. Elle se sent à la fois dévalorisée et forte, confrontée aux idées reçues sur son rôle de mère et sur son passé. Elle semble chercher un équilibre entre son identité et celle qu'on attend d'elle, tout en affirmant qu'elle a ses propres soutiens. Le contexte aborde des thèmes de maternité, de pression sociale et de solidarité, le tout imbriqué dans une réflexion sur l'amour et la quête d'acceptation. Au-delà des épreuves, la narratrice désire offrir à sa fille la sécurité et la promesse d'un refuge, soulignant ainsi la puissance des liens familiaux face à l'adversité.