Step back into a smoky 1950s jazz club where nursery rhymes become confessions.
This Soul/Jazz Noir remix transforms Mary Had a Little Lamb into a haunting story of innocence lost, memory that clings like a shadow, and a voice carrying decades of ache.
In this cinematic reinterpretation, "the lamb" is no longer a child’s companion—
it’s the purity Mary left behind… and the ghost that never stopped following her.
If this version touched you, let me know how you felt in the comments. Your story might be the next remix.
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LYRIC 🎵
[Intro – Ghost of the Playground]
Mmm… mm–mm…
Mary had a little lamb…
Little lamb… little lamb…
Mary had a little lamb,
its fleece was white as snow…
Now that coat picks alley dust,
and footprints where she can’t go.
Everywhere that Mary went…
Mary went… Mary went…
Everywhere that Mary went,
that shadow had to go…
Mmm… little lamb…
[Verse 1 – The Woman and Her Shadow]
She walks past neon, eyes cast down,
Cigarette halos frame her crown.
Cheap red heels on a midnight floor,
Name tag peeling off the door.
In the glass, a girl in a cotton dress,
White-wool laugh, no city stress.
Mary had a little lamb,
she used to hum that on the tram.
Back when chalk dust kissed her shoes,
No barroom tips, no closing blues.
Now that song walks tightrope thin,
Between what died and what’s still in.
Oooh…
[Hook – Nursery Rhyme in the Smoke]
Mary had a little lamb,
little lamb… little lamb…
Mary had a little lamb,
its fleece was white as snow…
White as snow on a movie screen,
Before the dirt, before the scene.
Now it’s grey from all these nights,
Streetlamp tears instead of lights.
Everywhere that Mary went…
Everywhere that Mary went,
that white shadow paid the rent.
Followed her through rain and rust,
broken glass and borrowed trust.
[Verse 2 – Barroom Confession]
Backstage mirror’s cracked in three,
One for her, one who she used to be.
One for that lamb in a corner chair,
Damp wool eyes too bright to bear.
She powders over last year’s bruise,
Smiles like something she can’t use.
Mary hums a little line,
Soft and low, just to mark the time.
“Mary had a little lamb…”
Spills out slow through the house-band jam.
Crowd don’t know, but she can see
A ghost in row two watching free.
Little lamb…
[Pre-Chorus – The Pull of the Past]
Some folks trade their years for gold,
Some just rust and some just fold.
She trades verses for one more drink,
To drown the lamb that will not sink.
Won’t let go… won’t let go…
Streetlight flickers, sign says BAR,
But she’s still chasing her first star.
White as snow…
[Hook – The Lamb That Wouldn’t Leave]
Mary had a little lamb,
little lamb… little lamb…
Mary had a little lamb,
its fleece was white as snow…
White as snow on the schoolyard hill,
Rolling down, it’s rolling still.
White as notebooks open wide,
Before she learned what folks can hide.
Everywhere that Mary went,
the lamb was sure to go…
Down to the rooms where her tears ran red,
Down to the nights she’d lose her head.
Every song she outgrew slow—
That lamb wore them like old clothes.
Little lamb… follow her… underground…
[Verse 3 – Bargain with the Mirror]
The crowd’s a line of drifting smoke,
Bent-back chairs and tired jokes.
Tip jar rings like a mercy bell,
Another night she can’t quite tell.
She looks down at her trembling hands,
Veins like faded marching bands.
“Mary had a little lamb…” she sighs,
Hears a child inside her eyes.
Little lamb…
If she sings it one more time,
Maybe she can rerun time.
Maybe that lamb can lead her feet
Off this cracked and crooked street.
[Final Hook – Letting the Lamb Walk On]
Mary had a little lamb,
little lamb… little lamb…
Mary had a little lamb,
its fleece was white as snow…
White as snow on her first day,
Before this town wore her away.
She holds that line like a final note,
Lets it ring inside her throat.
Everywhere that Mary went,
the lamb was sure to go…
Walk on now, my little friend,
You’ve followed me to every end.
I’ll keep your song, you keep your glow—
You don’t have to watch me low.
White as snow…
[Outro – Humming in the Rain]
Mmm… Mary had… Mary had…
A little lamb…
Everywhere that Mary went…
Mmm… snow… snow…
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