Big Poppa
Mr. Bratcher
Big John
John
Big Poppa
When I see you
I break out in a tune
Because I don’t know whens gonna be the last time I see you
When I see you grunt and struggle to get up
I wonder if you will have the strength to hug me tightly like a pup
When that loud, dry, aching cough comes up
I worry if you’ll have the confidence to fight diabetes, strokes, and heart attacks
When you and DeDe fight
It makes me laugh, because of the love it shows
When you laugh
It makes me smile because I know your heart is strong
But when you get in that big, red Ford truck
I worry all that energy is going to that job of yours
That you were suppose to retire from 10 years ago
When you take those pills that read, John Bratcher
I worry that those are the things killing you legs, kidneys, and heart
When I see you fall asleep
I worry about you until I hear that loud snore
When you cupple your hands over your head in stress, it lets me know how you feel
Cause its real
The pain the heartache is real
But when I stop and notice you are living your life to the fullest
I worry will his back break from him mastering the cupid shuffle
When I find myself worrying about you, it reminds me and you that I love you
But I stop and smile, when I see you cry when these words are spoken, you live in my heart big poppa
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