| She won’t let me help her tie her shoes
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| «No, daddy, I can do it myself»
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| When she don’t get her way
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| She’ll cross her arms and hold her breath
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| She’s a handful, she’s a mess
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| Digging in the dirt in her princess dress
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| Goes from tiny tornado
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| To sleeping on my chest
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| God bless the boy that melts the way I do
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| When she smiles at him the first time
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| He’ll be done, oh, he’ll be through
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| Give me patince and kindness
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| And a heart that’s full of hr
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| And the sense to know just what she’s worth
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| 'Cause ain’t nobody ever gonna be good enough
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| So God bless the boy she decides to love
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| I hope his daddy’s teaching him
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| How to shake my hand and look me in the eye
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| And taking him fishing and busting his butt
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| When he ain’t acting right
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| I hope he’s in every prayer his momma prays
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| And learns to work for every dollar he gets
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| And has a sense of humor
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| Gonna need it for a girl like this |