Lyrics My Dad - Paul Westerberg

My Dad - Paul Westerberg
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song My Dad, artist - Paul Westerberg. Album song Folker, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 06.09.2004
Record label: BMG Rights Management (US), Vagrant
Song language: English

My Dad

My dad sitting in his chair
He sits and stares all day
At his flat screen TV
At Christmas he got from me
His fingers, they give a touch
Tells me that I paid too much
Sits there and watches alone
Give him everything I own
My dad sitting in his chair
Still got hair and pride
Ask him how he’s feeling
With an emphysema grin, he’s fine
Cancels doctor’s appointments
Says they’ll only make him come back
He’s still got some anointment
From when my sister had that rash
His passion’s always been golf
Always pulled for the Twins
Broke his back some months ago
Ain’t' complained of a twinge
My dad sitting in a chair
Does a crossword there each day
He’s got his Chocolate Swoon
And his spitoon, takes aim
There’s a Bible on the floor
Next to the baseball box score
On his dresser’s a picture of
His one and only grandson
My dad sitting in his chair
Never seen me play
He gets a kick from the newspaper
When he sees the family name
There’s a Bible on the floor
Next to the baseball box score
And on his dresser, pictures of
His one and only grandson
My dad I love

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Artist lyrics: Paul Westerberg