| Everyday my papa would work to help to make ends meet
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| To see that we would eat, keep those shoes upon my feet
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| Every night my papa would take and tuck me in my bed
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| Kiss me on my head after all the prayers were said
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| Growing up with him was easy time just flew on by The years began to fly, he aged and so did I I could tell that mama wasn’t well
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| Papa knew and deep down so did she, so did she
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| When she died my papa broke down and cried
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| All he said was «God, why not take me?»
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| Every night he sat there sleeping in his rocking chair
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| He never went upstairs, all because she wasn’t there
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| Then one day my papa said «Son, I’m proud the way you’ve grown.
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| Make it on your own. |
| Oh, I’ll be OK alone»
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| Every time I kiss my children papa’s words ring true
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| «Your children live through you they’ll grow and leave you, too»
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| I remember every word my papa used to say
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| I live them everyday he taught me well that way
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| Every night my papa would take and tuck me in my bed
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| Kiss me on my head when my prayers were said
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| Every night my papa would take and tuck me in my bed
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| Tuck me in my bed after my prayers were said … |