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In all the world my Daddy is the best Sometimes he likes to play croquet with me, And everyday fills each moment with zest: So that golden hours charm us with their glee. He teaches me about Heaven and God From the pages of our worn Bible each day, And even though he  never uses a rod Instead Daddy teaches me how to pray. Sometimes he teases like a little boy, Plays the piano and sings an old hymn, Flooding our humble abode with such joy And say! You guessed it! My Daddy's name is Tim. ~Marian and Hilda~
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 10:30 PM UTC
Daddy Mine
In all the world my Daddy is the best Sometimes he likes to play croquet with me, And everyday fills each moment with zest: So that golden hours charm us with their glee. He teaches me about Heaven and God From the pages of our worn Bible each day, And even though he  never uses a rod Instead Daddy teaches me how to pray. Sometimes he teases like a little boy, Plays the piano and sings an old hymn, Flooding our humble abode with such joy And say! You guessed it! My Daddy's name is Tim. ~Marian and Hilda~
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 10:30 PM UTC
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