Daddy Full Lyrics
I remember sitting, on his knee
When I had turned the age of three
He taught me how to sing those country songs
When I was ten, I took the part
Of playing the guitar, from heart
He showed me a few chords, to get me by
As the years went by, I sang and played
And entertained him, night and day
Singing songs, that were played, on the radio
And it took a while for me, to see
That in his way, that he loved me
He never said it, was something that I knew
And he gave me, the gift of life
And he taught me, life's hard living
And he showed me, what was right
There will never be another, that I will look up to
So daddy, I'd like to thank you, for everything you do
He taught me, how to drive his car, a 1972 Dodge Dart
On Sunday afternoons, on old farm roads
He had me, changing all the tires
What to listen to, when it didn't start
It wasn't much, but it was all, he could afford
And it wasn't long, till I left home
Struggling, on my very own
Learning all about, the waste of life
As the years go by, I realize
I was everything, in my daddy's eyes
And the words, didn't come easy, for him to say
And he gave me, the gift of life
And he taught me, life's hard living
And he showed me, what was right
There will never be another, that I will look up to
So daddy, I'd like to thank you
For everything, you do
So daddy, I'd like to thank you
For everything you do