
Date of issue: 31.12.2000
Record label: Universal Music;
Song language: English
Daddy |
He smelt the briny ocean when he was seventeen |
Just said goodbye, cause sailors never cry |
When the life ashore became no more |
Than just a point of dad, he tried to realize |
The words the old man said: |
Son, you’ll never live in Clover |
But the last word’s up to you |
If you really thought it over |
Do what you must do |
Daddy, I don’t know if I’m wrong |
Dad, but it’s there where I belong |
Daddy, once I’ll be back to see |
If at home it’s really better like you said to me |
He sailed across the seven seas from England to Japan |
He saw all the places in the world |
But somewhere in his heart, there is a start of yearning |
For the land he left behind, that he adored |
Son, you’ll never live in Clover |
But the last word’s up to you |
If you really thought it over |
Do what you must do |
Daddy I know that I was wrong |
Dad I’m coming back where I belong |
Daddy, those words you used to say: |
That at home it’s really better — feel it every day |
Name | Year |
---|---|
Take Me | 1975 |
Rio | 2000 |
If You Ever Come To Amsterdam | 2000 |
Mississippi | 1975 |
Smile | 1975 |
Wet Day In September | 2000 |
Une Chambre Pour La Nuit | 2000 |
Hey Joe | 2000 |
Teenage Queenie | 2000 |
My Broken Souvenirs | 2000 |
Then The Music Stopped | 2000 |
Cha Cha Me Baby | 2000 |
Georgie | 1975 |
Get It Higher | 1976 |
Rain | 1980 |
Lovers Of A Kind | 2000 |
Help Me Living On | 1975 |
I'll Be Your Woman | 2000 |
Mexicali Lane | 2000 |
Chez Louis | 2000 |