| Listen, daddy mine, what do you want of me?
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| I’ve been just as good as could be;
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| Now the love I had for you has turned to hate;
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| You don’t appreciate so, Daddy, there’s the gate
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| You can’t do what my last man did
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| Boss me around, and treat me like you did
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| I see right now you must be told
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| That I can’t stand a man that’s cold
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| Who can’t love me sufficiently
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| To make me forget my stupidity
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| He couldn’t love like a lover should
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| You’ve lost your nest, go east or west
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| But go, I need your soul
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| Now that last cruel papa, he blacked my eye
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| The next man who tries is doomed to die
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| Oh, you can’t do what my last man did
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| Now early this morning, you wanted to fight
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| 'Cause you heard that I cabareted last night
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| Tried to take my money, and pawn my flat
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| Now you’ve worn the welcome clean off my mat
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| Daddy, you…
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| Now when the clock on the wall strikes half past three
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| I want all the things you took from me
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| 'Cause you can’t do what my last man did |