The Father Who Raised Me
I've got a father who's tougher than yours I bet
Doesn't really say much but knows when it should be said
The best conversation are those in the morning sun
I've got a father who's done more than most have done
He used to rock me in his arms. went to all my baseball games
Kept me from home and told me that I'd had fame
He's the best kind of dad that a boy to man could ever have
And I hope he gets to see the father he raised me to be
When I got my first car we took it to his garage
Put a straight eight in it that outran all of the cops
When my heart broke. He bought me a beer and prayed
I've got a father who's been there in every way
He used to rock me in his arms. went to all my baseball games
Kept me from home and told me that I'd had fame
He's the best kind of dad that a boy to man could ever have
And I hope he gets to see the father he raised me to be
33 years later I've got a child of my own
And I know I'll raise him like the father I've always known
He used to rock me in his arms. went to all my baseball games
Kept me from home and told me that I'd had fame
He's the best kind of dad that a boy to man could ever have and
Im glad he gets to see the father he raised me to be
Doesn't really say much but knows when it should be said
The best conversation are those in the morning sun
I've got a father who's done more than most have done
He used to rock me in his arms. went to all my baseball games
Kept me from home and told me that I'd had fame
He's the best kind of dad that a boy to man could ever have
And I hope he gets to see the father he raised me to be
When I got my first car we took it to his garage
Put a straight eight in it that outran all of the cops
When my heart broke. He bought me a beer and prayed
I've got a father who's been there in every way
He used to rock me in his arms. went to all my baseball games
Kept me from home and told me that I'd had fame
He's the best kind of dad that a boy to man could ever have
And I hope he gets to see the father he raised me to be
33 years later I've got a child of my own
And I know I'll raise him like the father I've always known
He used to rock me in his arms. went to all my baseball games
Kept me from home and told me that I'd had fame
He's the best kind of dad that a boy to man could ever have and
Im glad he gets to see the father he raised me to be
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