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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 9/22/1983 I drove your shining,Cadillac, Daddy! The lead car to the cemetery. A stuffed bear, your Borsalino, In the August, back window,fino! You, in the hearse, a few feet behind.. Tears on the, wheel, almost went blind. Silent pallbearers, waited, white gloved. Upset was I,.into earth, you'd be shoved. Priest stands in prayerful solemnity, Oh,God, take not my Father from me! Family, friends around the grave stood, Then, gone, into the silent, earth's hood. You, who presented me as a debutante. Beside myself, now, not nonchalant. You left me to a world,full of want. For your lost love, I always have sought. A few days later, I came to sing you, your song. The one you sang, though many years long! "Daddy's Little Girl", you sang to me, When I, was still the star in your tree! Lyrics Bobby Burke and Horace Gerlach 1949 " You'e the end of a rainbow, my pot of gold. You're Daddy's little girl, to have and hold. A precious gem, is what you are! You're Mommy's bright and shining star. You're the Spirit of Christmas, our Star on the tree. You're the Easter Bunny to Mommy and me! You're sugar, you're spice, you are everything nice... And you're Daddy's little girl!" """"""""""""" Song is also on. You Tube Still love you, Daddy! Panagiota's First Elegy Dedicated to you, Dad!
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