(Dolly Parton) Daddy was an old time preacher man He preacher the word of God throughout the land He preached so plain a child could understand Yes
me out of his way Daddy come and get me Oh Daddy come and get me and take me home with you I'm depending on you Daddy 'cause there's nothing else
DADDY WAS AN OLD TIME PREACHER MAN (Dolly Parton - Dorothy Jo Hope) Daddy was an old time preacher man He preached the word of God throughout the land
can't find a way to tell them that daddy won't be home anymore Each night before they go to sleep they fold their little hands And say a prayer for daddy
(Dolly Parton) Daddy I feel that I must talk to you Are you sure this is what you want to do? Now it's not for us kids that I beg you to stay Please
my daddy put the wrinkles in my mama's face He drunk his share of all he made And just one more reason I grew to hate My daddy's moonshine still Chorus: Daddy
(Dolly Parton) My dear hard workin' daddy works his life away for us That's the way that daddy shows to us his love And Daddy's two hard working hands
(Dolly Parton) The snow was fallin' swiftly and it mounted on the street Little footprints in the snow made by our children's feet As I walked them
(Dolly Parton) Momma never seemed to miss the finer things in life If she did, she never did say so to daddy She never wanted to be more than mother
life If she did, she never did say so to daddy She never wanted to be more than mother and a wife If she did, she never did say so to daddy The only
My dear hard workin' daddy works his life away for us That's the way that daddy shows to us his love And Daddy's two hard working hands They're callous
can't find a way to tell them that Daddy won't be home anymore Each night before they go to sleep they fold their little hands And say a prayer for Daddy
to get me out of his way Daddy come and get me Oh Daddy come and get me and take me home with you I'm depending on you Daddy 'cause there's nothing
Daddy I feel that I must talk to you Are you sure this is what you want to do? Now it's not for us kids that I beg you to stay Please don't just walk
Käännös: Parton, Dolly. Daddy oli vanha ajastin Preacher Man.
Käännös: Parton, Dolly. Mommie, eikö se ole Daddy.
Käännös: Parton, Dolly. Isi.
Käännös: Parton, Dolly. Voit Daddy.
