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Father Daddy


Without you I would be lost.

I know its been tough lately

I've been driving you crazy,

But I think you need to know

I see you working hard

The way your feet hurt when you come home.

I can't even understand

What it's like to be a man.

But despite the gap

Of this Father-Daughter relationship I can confess

That I love you.

And I know that you're trying your best.

 

Without you I would be lost.

I need both to be who I am.

Sometimes I wonder where you would be

If you had decided to never had me

But it doesn't matter because I'm here

I've been around for around 18 or so years.

You are a great father.

You are a great daddy.

We just need to get this together.

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Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression!&nbsp;</p>

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