"Mother Machree" is a popular song composed by Ernest Ball with lyrics by Rida Johnson Young in 1910. The song expresses deep affection and nostalgia for a mother figure, often evoking themes of love, sacrifice, and longing. It has been performed by various artists and remains a cherished piece in the American music repertoire. The title "Mother Machree" translates to "Mother, my dear" in Irish, reflecting the song's roots in Irish culture. It gained significant popularity through its inclusion in films and performances, becoming a sentimental favorite among audiences. The song's emotional resonance continues to connect listeners to their own experiences of motherhood and family.