You. . .hiding in shadowy blue
Somebody’s come for you.
You’re due to come alive

I. . . I’m getting you ready to fly
Tell all your friends bye bye
You’re leaving here with me
You better believe

Bring it outside
Gonna go for a ride
Cause I’m back, Babe
I can see an end to Daddy’s days as a rollling stone

Hold on my dear
We’ll be breezing from here
Cause I’m back, Babe

Good days are here again
Your daddy’s back again
Oh, oh, oh, oh

Darlin’ we’ve finally come true
Tell em how it’s just me and you
and it’s near I feel it comin’
Dear let’s keep it comin’ on yeah, yeah

Bring it outside
Gonna go for a ride
Cause I’m back, Babe
I can see an end to Daddy’s days as a rollling stone

Hold on my dear
We’ll be breezing from here
Cause I’m back, Babe
Good days are here again
You’re daddy’s home again
Good days are here again
Your daddy’s home again
Good days are here your daddy’s back oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh

Hold on my dear
We’ll be breezing from here
Cause I’m back, Babe
I got everything that you need
Lover stand by me
I come back, Babe
I come back, Babe
Daddy’s oh yeah
I come back, Babe
Daddy’s back, Babe
Daddy’s back

repeat and fade.
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I don’t have much to say
Thought I’d call you up anyway
Just to try to show you the way
That I feel today
I miss you, baby

I sure am on the road
I don’t need to say much more
Just the same old well – known stranger
That I was before
It seems like yesterday now

Daddy’s all gone
Only half way home
He’s holding on to the telephone
Saying please don’t let the show go on

There’s a bus every other hour
There’s even the midnight train
But that don’t leave me the power
To see your face again
It’s not that simple

You see there’s a room full
of smiling faces
There’s a man standing by the door
Say it’s time to change our places
And get down on the floor
Kill ’em, baby

Daddy’s all gone
He’s just half way home
He’s holding on to the microphone
Singing please don’t make the show go on

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Don’t have much to say
Thought I’d call you up anyway
Just to try and tell you the way
That I feel today –
Oh, I miss you baby.
Sure, I’m on the road
I don’t need to say much more
Just the same old well known stranger
That I was before –
Seems like yesterday.
Daddy’s all gone
He’s just a halfway home
He’s holding on to the telephone
Singing “Please –
Don’t let the show go on.”
There’s a bus every other hour
Even a midnight train
But that don’t leave me the power
To see your face again –
It’s not that simple anymore.
You see, there’s a room full of smiling faces
And there’s a man standing by the door
When he says it’s time we take our places
And get down on the floor –
Oh, I’d like to kill him, baby.
Daddy’s all gone
He’s just a halfway home
He’s hanging on to the microphone
Singing “Please –
Don’t let the show go on.”

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Daddy what’s a train? Is it something I can ride?
Does it carry lots of grown-up folks and little kids inside?
Is it bigger than our house? Well how can I explain
When my little boy and girl ask me “Daddy what’s a train?”

When I was just a boy and living by the track
Us kids would gather up the coal in big ‘ole gunnysacks
Then we heard the warning sound as the train pulled into view
The engineer would smile and wave as she went rolling through

She blew so loud and clear, we had to cover up our ears
And we counted cars just as high as we could go
I can almost hear the steam those big old drivers scream
A sound my little kids will never know

Daddy what’s a train? Is it something I can ride?
Does it carry lots of grown-up folks and little kids inside?
Is it bigger than our house? Well how can I explain
When my little boy and girl ask me “Daddy what’s a train?”

I guess the times have changed, kids are different now
‘Cause some don’t even seem to know the milk comes from a cow
My little boy can tell the names of all the baseball stars
I remember how I memorized the names on railroad cars

The Wabash and the TP, Lackawanna, the IC
The Nickel-Plate and the good old Santa Fe
Just names out of the past, I guess they’re fading fast
Every time I hear my little boy say

Daddy what’s a train? Is it something I can ride?
Does it carry lots of grown-up folks and little kids inside?
Is it bigger than our house? Well how can I explain
When my little boy and girl ask me “Daddy what’s a train?”

We climbed into the car, drove down into town
Right out the depot house, but no one was around
We searched the yard togheter for something I could show
But I know there hadn’t been a train for a dozen years or so

All the things I did when I was just a kid
How far away those memories appear
I guess it’s plain to see they still mean a lot to me
‘Cause my ambition was to be an engineer

Daddy what’s a train? Is it something I can ride?
Does it carry lots of grown-up folks and little kids inside?
Is it bigger than our house? Well how can I explain
When my little boy and girl ask me “Daddy what’s a train?”
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If you’re a red hot fire cracker
I will light your fuse
If you cry like a little girl
I’ll dry your baby blues
When you need a man of action
I’m ready to make my move
Like a shotgun shot, Johnny on the spot
There’s nothing I can’t do

Everything you’re looking for
You can find in me
I’ll be anything you want
Anyone you need
I’ll be your daddy, your brother, your lover and
your little boy.


When your body needs salvation
I’ll be your tender touch
I’ll take all the love you give me
And give you twice as much
When we get undercover
And do the horizontal mile
I’m in the mood to answer to your call of the wild


Everything you’re looking for
You can find in me
I’ll be anything you want
Anyone you need
Everything you’re looking for
Anything that you want and more
I’ll be your daddy, you brother, your lover and
your little boy

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(Steve Fox/Robin Branda)

His cows get loose and run right thru the fast food parking lots
And Daddy gets calls from the mini-malls
when they’re downwind from his hogs.
When his tractor backs up traffic, the reception ain’t too warm.
The city’s growing around him, but Daddy won’t sell the farm.

You can’t roll a rock, up a hill that steep.
You can’t pull roots when they run that deep.
He’s gonna live and die, in the eye of an urban storm.
Daddy won’t sell the farm.

He worked and slaved in ’68, he bought these fields and trees.
He raised his corn and a big red barn and a healthy family.
He learned to love the woodlands, he can’t stand to do them harm.
There’s concrete all around him, but Daddy won’t sell the farm.

You can’t roll a rock, up a hill that steep.
You can’t pull roots when they run that deep.
He’s gonna live and die, in the eye of an urban storm.
Daddy won’t sell the farm.

One day he’s gonna leave it all to me and I’ll start my own branch of the
family tree. They’ll get the message written on the roof of the barn,
Daddy
won’t sell the farm.

You can’t roll a rock, up a hill that steep.
You can’t pull roots when they run that deep.
He’s gonna live and die, in the eye of an urban storm.
Daddy won’t sell the farm.

We’re gonna live and die, in the eye of an urban storm.
Daddy won’t sell the farm.
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(Dolly Parton)

As I look around the little house we were so happy in
I think of all the happy times we’ll never see again
Then I break down and start to cry, the children ask what for
I can’t find a way to tell them that Daddy won’t be home anymore
Each night before they go to sleep they fold their little hands
And say a prayer for Daddy fighting in their far-off land
So tonight I’ll help them say their prayers like I’ve always done before
God give me courage to tell them that Daddy won’t be home anymore

But honey as for me there’ll never be another man
And I’ll bring our children up the best way that I can
You died for what you thought was right that much I know for sure
But the children just can’t understand why Daddy won’t be home anymore

No the children just don’t understand why Daddy won’t be home anymore
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Daddy Daddy wasn’t there
Daddy Daddy wasn’t there to take me to the fair
It seems he doesn’t care
Daddy wasn’t there

Daddy Daddy wasn’t there to change my underwear
It seems he doesn’t care
Daddy wasn’t there

When I was first baptized
When I was criticized
When I was ostracized
When I was Jazzercised
Sticky kidney pies
When I was modernized
When I was circumcised
Daddy wasn’t there

When I was first baptized
When I was criticized
When I was ostracized
When I was Jazzercised
Sticky kidney pies
When I was modernized
When I was circumcised
Daddy wasn’t there to take me to the fair
To change my underwear
Daddy wasn’t there

Daddy wasn’t there peace

If you got a Daddy issue, here’s a Daddy tissue
D to the A to the D-D-Y
D to the A to the D-D-Y
Say it just fad but I’ve got a deadbeat dad
D to the A to the D-D-Y
D to the A to the D-D-Y
I sit in my room and cry, and I ask myself the reason why
Daddy, Daddy
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(Dolly Parton)

Daddy was an old time preacher man
He preacher the word of God throughout the land
He preached so plain a child could understand
Yes, Daddy was an old time preacher man
He told the people of he need to pray
He talked about God’s wrath and judgement day
He preached about the great eternity
He preached hell so hot that you could feel the heat

Yes, Daddy was an old time preacher man
Aunt Leanona would get up to testify
And we’d sing “In The Sweet By And By”
The we’d sing “I’m On My Way To Canaan Land”
Yes, Daddy was an old time preacher man

Revivals and camp meetings went for weeks
Folks came from all around to hear him preach
Daddy said if one is saved it’s worth it all
But the aisles were always filled at altar calls
Yes, Daddy was an old time preacher man

Daddy worked for God but asked for no pay
For he believed that God provides a way
We never had a lot but we got by
Guess it’s ’cause the Lord was on Daddy’s side
Yes, Daddy was an old time preacher man
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I remember when I was a lad
Times were hard and things were bad
But there’s a silver linin’ behind every cloud
Just poor people that’s all we were
Tryin’ to make a livin’ out of blackland earth
But we’d get together in a family circle singin’ loud …

CHORUS
Daddy sang bass, Mama sang tenor
Me and little brother would join right in there
Singin’ seems to help a troubled soul

One of these days and it won’t be long
I’ll rejoin them in a song
I’m gonna join the family circle at the throne …

No, the circle won’t be broken
Bye and bye, Lord, bye and bye …
Daddy’ll sing bass, Mama’ll sing tenor
Me and little brother will join right in there
In the sky, Lord, in the sky.

Now I remember after work,
Mama would call in all of us
You could hear us singin’ for a country mile
Now little brother has done gone on
But I’ll rejoin him in a song
We’ll be together again up yonder in a little while.

CHORUS
Daddy sang bass, Mama sang tenor
Me and little brother would join right in there
Singin’ seems to help a troubled soul

One of these days and it won’t be long
I’ll rejoin them in a song
I’m gonna join the family circle at the throne …

No, the circle won’t be broken
Bye and bye, Lord, bye and bye …
Daddy’ll sing bass, Mama’ll sing tenor
Me and little brother will join right in there
In the sky, Lord, in the sky.
In the sky, Lord, in the sky
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