The song "My Ramona" by Waylon Jennings tells the story of a man returning home after being away for a while. However, he has heard rumors and negative talk about a woman named Ramona. The general perception is that she has changed a lot since he left and may not be happy to see him. Despite the rumors, the narrator disagrees with what others are saying about Ramona. He believes that people are judging her based on her current behavior, without considering who she truly is. He cannot believe the negative things they are saying about her because he knows the person she once was and the values she held. The narrator confidently states that Ramona will return to being the person she used to be, and he will be proud of her, just like he was before. He acknowledges that Ramona has never been the type to enjoy going to crowded bars, and he is certain that she won't be seen there anymore. The song emphasizes the narrator's unwavering belief in Ramona's true character and his conviction that she has not changed fundamentally. It showcases his strong love and loyalty towards her, despite what others may say. He sees through the rumors and remains certain that Ramona is still the same sweet girl inside, holding onto their shared memories and the person she once was.
