This classic from Paul Simon from 1973 talks about all the things that we have done wrong as we grew up and emphasizing that the person who has been there, through all the bad, the sins and wrongdoings would be our mothers ready to accept us with a hug and unconditional love. Indeed, with one gesture and sacrifice at a time, this song reminds us that our mothers are the perfect fans. This Backstreet Boys song is really a notch to the soul as it recalls all the things our mothers taught us and all the things mothers continually do to support us in every way. I’ll always love my mamaįrom their 1973 album Save The Children, The Intruders performed this song to describe all the sacrifices mothers make for their kids and family to get by like having to clean somebody else’s house just to buy them a new pair of shoes and how she made it through each week even when she can’t get a good night’s sleep.
He talks about how she made him the man he is and that it is only just the beginning of making her more proud. Owing it all to his mom, Taylor Hicks made sure that he gives tribute to her on his 2006 album Takin’ It to the Streets through this song. This classic 1975 song of James Taylor may not directly refer to mothers and sons but if you go into self-introspection, whose love is sweeter than a mother and whose arms are more like shelter since the day we were born, right? 5. You raise me upĪside from winning Josh Groban his first Grammy for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance in 2003, this song also fits as a beautiful mother son song as it becomes an ode to that one person who raised us up to more than we can be.
Performed by Boys II Men in 1997 for their album Soul Food, it is a sweet tribute of sons to their mothers belting out how they are their driving forces in life. Talk about a very touching mother son song and it would definitely be this. It talks about a father singing to his newborn son about the woman whose only goal in life is to make sure that he’s going to be alright, which of course, is his mom. This country song was released in 2014 under Garth Brooks album Man Against Machine. Keep reading to see the 26 best country songs inspired by an artist's child or children.What could possibly better seal that mother and son bond than through songs right? If you have been looking for touching or upbeat songs for that special mother and son connection, here is a list that you can explore. Some of these tunes are funny - and others are sure to have you reaching for the tissues. There are songs about being in the thick of the little kid years, and songs about looking back with nostalgia once the kids are grown. Whether you're a parent to a boy or a girl, an only child or a whole mess of kids, this batch of songs contains the perfect track for every kind of parent out there. There's a song he recorded himself, and another he wrote and gave to another big star - scroll down to see why he couldn't record it himself! Luke Combs wrote not one, but two songs that appear here. For example, did you know that Rodney Atkins' classic "Watching You" might never have been written if the singer's young son didn't get in trouble at daycare for singing the lyrics to another Atkins hit?
The backstories behind some of these songs may surprise you.
Likewise, many parents take comfort in Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You" as their children are getting ready to grow up and leave the nest - but that song wasn't originally written about the experience of parenthood, so you won't find it here. That's why songs like Taylor Swift's "Never Grow Up" aren't included on this list: Though it's a classic and beautiful country song about childhood, it's not inspired by the artist's real-life story of raising a child.
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