Dad's Girl
Mom dressed in church clothes
Dad wore all black
When Dad would visit us
He would help Mom pick up the slack
I chilled with friends but I was no Beauty Queen
Growing up I climbed fences and chased boys but seemingly day dreamed
Dad told me to always be a lady
Mom said that I shined like a star
Put these two together I Ioved church
But by nature I loved Bars
I was told that I was a Dad's Girl
Too kind too fine only in Dad's world
Dad always said there is a thin line between ingenious and insanity
With is guidance my feet always found gravity
Dad taught me to never be ashamed of who you are
He would always find a way to help me keep a car
Dad brought me my first bottle of perfume
He would take me on long drive's to keep my mind in tune
Dad told me by keeping a Bible and a dictionary would help me know how to live
But to have him with me one more day Lord knows what my heart would give.
