| In a little dancehall, only seven years tall
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| I’d wait to watch my daddy play
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| On holidays from school, thinking I was so cool
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| To be up, staying out late
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| With my fears, he drank, I’d sit and I’d sing
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| Every song, every word
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| Till mammy would ask me out for a dance
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| Oh, how in love was my world
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| Lord, once more, give us an encore
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| To feel the way I felt back then
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| 'Cause I’d give everything for my daddy to sing
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| So I could waltz with my mother again
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| That was the start of songs in my heart
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| As sweet harmony filled our home
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| Given only the best till we flew the nest
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| To go build a world of our own
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| Then one Summer day, God called her away
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| To watch over us from above
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| Now every night, under the spotlight
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| I feel the strength of her love
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| Oh Lord, once more, give us an encore
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| Just like it was way back then
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| 'Cause I’d give everything for my daddy to sing
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| So I could waltz with my mother again
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| Lord, once more, give us an encore
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| To feel the way I felt back then
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| 'Cause I’d give everything for my daddy to sing
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| So I could waltz with my mother again
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| One day, with God’s grace, I feel her embrace
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| And I waltz with my mother again |