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Daddy


Daddy’s got that smile, and everyone and a while laugh His tapping foot, that finds song that breaks him out of his shell. Our history never fades. But keeps going on and on. Lets keep on driving, Daddy. Till we get to a fork in the road. But once we get there we will figure out where to go. And once we are there, we can take a chance to where we go. And once we are there, We can make our dreams come true, But please daddy. Don’t leave me alone. You strum that song, that you taught me. That song is now a part of me. My hand has memorized the strings, all because of you, daddy. Daddy’s got that smile, And everyone and a while laugh. His tapping foot, That finds song that breaks him out of his shell. Fifteen years go by, And the smile is still there. I still love you, Daddy. Do you still wanna take that ride?
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