“Loved Me Best” is a nostalgic country ballad about motherhood, memory, and the quiet ache of watching children grow up. It reflects on the years when tiny hands reached out for comfort, and how those moments now live only in memory. Loved Me Best Those days are long gone The babies I held Are now grown The tears well up How I long for Their tiny arms Do they remember me? Someone remembers me. too Someone who loved me best I told them then, they’d go away They laughed at me then And promised me when They grew up They’d be my friend But they have lives and loves I understand And it’s ok Those days are long gone The babies I held Are now grown The tears well up How I long for Their tiny arms Do they remember me? Someone remembers me, too Someone who loved me best I did the same I growed up Went away Did my own thang We are made to move on That’s what we like to think We roam all over the world Then we end up alone, why? at a stranger’s kitchen sink Those days are long gone The babies I held Are now grown The tears well up How I long for Their tiny arms Do they remember me? Someone remembers me, too Someone who loved me best I’m not going to sit here and cry My mama’s still here I’m going to call right now If only to hear Her sweet voice Laughing Talking, singing I will not forget What she did for me Those days are long gone The babies I held Are now grown The tears well up How I long for Their tiny arms Do they remember me? Someone remembers me, too Someone who loved me best She loved me best more