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Daddy's Little Girl

February 21st, 2003 
the year, I almost 
shed a tear that 
very night you first 
appeared,

and every since I 
saw you Tia, you 
have been the one, 
my heart's been 
filled with you, my 
moon, my star, my 
shining sun.

I haven't been the 
bestest dad but 
God I surely try, on 
wings I surely fly 
without you, I would 
surely die,

cause you stand 
front and center up 
in Daddy's little 
world, I call 
you "Stinky Faces" 
cause you're 
Daddy's little girl.

Your birthday's 
coming up, it 
seems that time 
just really flies, I 
love explaining 
things to you, the 
look inside your 
eyes,

is one of 
understanding, 
you're so smart and 
I'm so proud, I think 
of you and clouds 
just dissipate from 
all around.

I'm guiding you to 
live life right, that's 
all it is with me, 
your job will not 
define you, Esqire 
or Mickey Ds,

no matter if you're 
rich or poor my love 
will stay the same, 
it's on that higher 
plain like where the 
mountains meet the 
rain.

My precious little 
angel, numerous 
demands you meet, 
act up I'll tan that 
seat, you have your 
Daddy's hands and 
feet,

and when we hug 
our noses meet, 
that's just a thing 
we do, we laugh 
and we have fun 
when we're together 
me and you.

It's safe to say I 
love you even more 
than my own self, 
to save your life I'd 
walk with open 
arms to my own 
death,

I rue the day you 
bring some young'n 
in through my front 
door, that's just the 
way a Daddy feels, 
we all want 
something more,

for all our little girls, 
we want a man 
who'll treat you 
right, no question 
you're the greatest 
thing that's 
happened in my life,

it'll look as though 
I'm giving you away 
come wedding day, 
but even when 
you're old and gray 
my little girl you'll 
stay.

I'm here for you 
through thick and 
thin, we'll have our 
kicks and grins, 
we'll prob'ly fight 
and argue but we'll 
be in thick again,

you're worth a 
whole lot more than 
all the diamonds in 
the world, you're 9 
years old this 
birthday still, you're 
Daddy's little girl.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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