logo for classic-country-song-lyrics.com
Home
Latest Additions
Alabama
Anne Murray
Bill Anderson
Billy Walker
Bob Wills
Bobby Bare
Brenda Lee
Buck Owens
Buddy Holly
Cal Smith
Carl Smith
Charley Pride
Charlie Rich
Connie Smith
Conway Twitty
Dolly Parton
Don Williams
Eddy Arnold
Elvis Presley
Emmylou Harris
Ernest Tubb
Everly Brothers
Faron Young
Fats Domino
Ferlin Husky
Gene Watson
George Jones
Hank Locklin
Hank Snow
Hank Thompson
Hank Williams
Hank Williams Jr.
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Jack Greene
Jean Shepard
Jerry Lee Lewis
Jim Ed Brown
Jim Reeves
Jimmy Dean
Johnny Cash
Johnny Horton
Johnny Paycheck
Johnny Rodriguez
Kenny Rogers
Kitty Wells
Lefty Frizzell
Loretta Lynn
Marty Robbins
Mel Tillis
Merle Haggard
Moe Bandy
Oak Ridge Boys
Patsy Cline
Porter Wagoner
Ray Price
Ricky Nelson
Ricky Skaggs
Ronnie Milsap
Roy Orbison
Slim Whitman
Sonny James
Statler Brothers
Stonewall Jackson
Tammy Wynette
Tanya Tucker
Tom T. Hall
Vern Gosdin
Wanda Jackson
Waylon Jennings
Webb Pierce
Wilburn Brothers
Willie Nelson
Wynn Stewart
Country Gospel
Bluegrass
More Titles/Artists
leftimage for classic-country-song-lyrics.com

banners.shtml

What's Your Mama's Name
lyrics and chords

These country classic song lyrics are the property of the respective artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational purposes and private study only. The chords provided are my interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.

What's Your Mama's Name lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it was a huge hit for Tanya Tucker. It has s nice rhythm with easy to make chords, it's fun to play and sing.

bannermusiciansfriend.shtml


powered by FreeFind

Type an artists name or song title in the space above for a quick search of Classic Country Music Lyrics website.

Low prices on Books, Kindles Classic Country Music Cds and Country Gospel Cds.

Easy to download Classic Country MP3s and Country Gospel MP3s for only $.99 or less.


What's Your Mama's Name
recorded by Tanya Tucker
written by Dallas Frazier and Earl Montgomery
 
C                              G           D7     G
What's your mama's name child  what's your mama's name
            D7              C                 G
Thirty some odd years ago a young man came to Memphis
              D7                C              G
Asking bout a rose that used to blossom in his world
             D7               C                    G
People never took the time to mind the young man's questions
                  D7                                G
Till one day they heard him ask a little green eyed girl
 
                   C          D7                 G           
What's your mama's name child what's your mama's name
              C            G                D7
Does she ever talk about a place called New Orleans
G            D7          G                C  
Has she ever mentioned a man named Buford Wilson
G                  C          G           D7     G
What's your mama's name child what's your mama's name
 
            D7              C                G
Twenty some odd years ago a drunkard down in Memphis
                D7            C             G
Lost a month of life in labor to the county jail
             D7                C                 G
Just because he asked a little green eyed girl a question
                  D7                              G
And offered her a nickels worth of candy if she'd tell
 
Repeat #2
 
                D7              C               G
A year and some odd days ago an old man died in Memphis
             D7               C                G
Just another wayward soul the county'd have to pay
               D7                C                  G
Inside the old man's ragged coat they found a faded letter
                   D7                               G
It said you have a daughter and her eyes are Wilson green
 
Repeat #2

banner2.shtml

bannertext.shtml If you want to change the "Key" for this song, click here for the easiest way possible. Copy and paste lyrics and chords to the key changer, select the key you want, then click the button "Click Here". If the lyrics are in a long line, first paste to Microsoft Word or a similar word processor, then recopy and paste to key changer.


         

 

Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Tanya Tucker lyrics

This is a fun song to play and sing, it's not that difficult to learn, it has a nice rhythm and simple chords. Copy What's Your Mama's Name lyrics and chords, practice then have a good time with this great old song.

Guitar Accessories Strings Picks Straps Capos Stands Tuners

More Acoustic Guitars

More Electric Guitars