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On March 16, 2003 I became a mother. It was six weeks early and my water had broken. I really wasn't ready and I was scared. I had read all of the books and I still had no idea what to expect.
That day changed my life in so many wonderful ways that I cannot even explain most of them. I adored being his mother. I felt the same way after his two sisters arrived. I was enjoying being a mother. I still do to this day.
I had the opportunity to listen to Garth Brook’s brand new single, “Mom” available on GhostTunes and I loved it. I especially like how it speaks to me about being a mom and how it shares the story of what a mom is.
GhostTunes is a full-service online music platform offering millions of songs, albums, products and creative bundles from artists across all genres — creating a gathering place for listeners, artists and the music that connects them. Founded by Garth Brooks, one of the world’s best-selling artists of all times, GhostTunes celebrates the personal connection between artists and listeners who live for and love their music.
The GhostTunes platform gives fans the freedom to listen to purchased music on the device of their choice while providing artists with a new way to sell their music any way they dream. Experience more at www.GhostTunes.com.
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