| From the moment that a baby girl
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| Is born into this world
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| A man starts to change, do crazy things
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| Like paintin' the bedroom pink
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| To hold somethin' so small and frail
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| Absolutely scares the hell
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| Out of any guy no matter how brave
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| He thinks he might be
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| When she looks up at him like he’s Superman
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| She’s got him in the palm of her hand
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| Daddies and daughters
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| Have somethin' no one else does
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| Unique and special kind of love
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| Is hard to explain how men
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| Tough as leather
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| Can turn to velvet when she smiles
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| Worlds apart as they may seem
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| There’s nothin' like the love between
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| Daddies and and daughters
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| Before she even gets to second grade
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| He’s already startin' to think
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| About all the boys, what’s on their minds
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| 'Cause he was one once too
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| She’s sixteen and headed to the dance
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| He says, «You ain’t goin' dressed like that»
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| She slams her door, starts to cry
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| Thinks he ain’t got a clue
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| She’ll finally understand it one day
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| She’ll even see the love in his mistakes
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| Daddies and daughters
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| Have somethin' no one else does
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| Unique and special kind of love
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| Is hard to explain how men
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| Tough as leather
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| Can turn to velvet when she smiles
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| Worlds apart as they may seem
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| There’s nothin' like the love between
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| Daddies and and daughters
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| No one she ever meets will ever be
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| Good enough for her for him
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| Daddies and daughters
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| Have somethin' no one else does
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| Worlds apart as they may seem
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| There’s nothin' like the love between
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| Daddies and daughters |