[Verse 1] You were the first to make me Mama, The first little heartbeat next to mine. The first tiny hand that held my finger, The first little face that made life shine. I watched you grow from that sweet baby, Into a woman standing strong. And I couldn't be more proud of you, Or the road you've traveled on. [Verse 2] Two little girls became your whole world, And you gave them all you had. You carried dreams upon your shoulders, Through the good days and the bad. You worked all day, studied late at night, With tired eyes but a heart so strong. And even when the road got harder, You kept finding your way along. [Chorus] If you could see you through my eyes, You'd see a strength you don't realize. A mother's love, a heart of gold, A beautiful story still being told. You chased your dreams while raising theirs, Through every struggle, you were there. My first little girl, my only daughter, I'm so proud of the woman you are. [Verse 3] I watched you earn that teaching degree, A dream you fought so hard to reach. And now you stand before a classroom, With so much more than books to teach. Your girls will know what courage looks like, They've seen it every single day. In the mother who refused to give up, And loved them every step of the way. [Bridge] I know there were nights you cried in silence, And days you barely made it through. But I hope you know how much I admire, Every little thing you do. And though you're grown with girls of your own, One thing will always be true. You'll forever be my baby girl, And I'll always be proud of you. [Final Chorus] If you could see you through my eyes, You'd see my heart just bursting with pride. Not just for the dreams you've made come true, But for the love that lives in you. You've given your daughters roots and wings, And taught them to believe in dreams. My first little girl, my only daughter, What a beautiful woman you are. [Outro – Soft and Tender] The world may see a mother, A teacher, and a woman standing tall. But I still see that little girl, Who first taught me love of all. And if I never say it enough, Let these words remind you too... Of all the things you've accomplished, What makes me proudest is simply you. My only daughter, my forever little girl.
