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When God created Dads He made mine quite queer He made mine with a big belly Maybe from drinking too much non alcoholic beer He made my dad love bananas More than words can say He’ll go out at midnight buying bananas There’s no stopping him, come what may He made him a little stubborn He eats whatever makes him drool Mutton beef or pork He loves to break the rules His eyebrows are way too long bushy and way too thick sometimes i think he needs to cut them Even mowing them would do the trick Daddy loves to get up at the crack of dawn Disturb everybody too Early in the morn To run off to one of his adventures He’ll drag me out of bed “lets go see the mountains today!” he says Even though my eyes are still red He won’t take no for an answer and tries to bribe me with a treat “But we can go have your favourite breakfast” he says and then I’m rushing to buckle myself in the carseat Being around daddy is always so much fun we keep roaming and roaming around until the day is done Daddy wears only one colour It’s his usual shade of brown Nothing else picks his fancy He ends up looking like a clown His pants are always too short and always show his socks He wears them with his iron shoes which thud around when he walks When daddy is at a buffet or at an office event with free food He steals me cakes in his pockets To brighten up my mood God made my daddy ever so generous and so sweet My daddy is my hero the nicest person I could ever meet God made daddy perfect so we girls would know What to look for in a man and how his goodness would show God sent daddies to come into the world For where God couldn’t physically walk among us Daddy would be protecting God’s little girls
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 5:58 AM UTC
Why God created Daddies
When God created Dads He made mine quite queer He made mine with a big belly Maybe from drinking too much non alcoholic beer He made my dad love bananas More than words can say He’ll go out at midnight buying bananas There’s no stopping him, come what may He made him a little stubborn He eats whatever makes him drool Mutton beef or pork He loves to break the rules His eyebrows are way too long bushy and way too thick sometimes i think he needs to cut them Even mowing them would do the trick Daddy loves to get up at the crack of dawn Disturb everybody too Early in the morn To run off to one of his adventures He’ll drag me out of bed “lets go see the mountains today!” he says Even though my eyes are still red He won’t take no for an answer and tries to bribe me with a treat “But we can go have your favourite breakfast” he says and then I’m rushing to buckle myself in the carseat Being around daddy is always so much fun we keep roaming and roaming around until the day is done Daddy wears only one colour It’s his usual shade of brown Nothing else picks his fancy He ends up looking like a clown His pants are always too short and always show his socks He wears them with his iron shoes which thud around when he walks When daddy is at a buffet or at an office event with free food He steals me cakes in his pockets To brighten up my mood God made my daddy ever so generous and so sweet My daddy is my hero the nicest person I could ever meet God made daddy perfect so we girls would know What to look for in a man and how his goodness would show God sent daddies to come into the world For where God couldn’t physically walk among us Daddy would be protecting God’s little girls
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 5:58 AM UTC
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