Daddy’s Girl I can still smell the leather Of my Daddy’s favorite chair Where he sat and watched me grow up I always knew that he was there I was such a stubborn child I had to do things my own way I left home too young Though he begged me to stay If I could go back home Just for one last time I’d ask him this one question…. Can I be Daddy’s girl again Like I was way back then Would you hold me in your arms Can we try to make amends All would be right…in my world If I could just be…Daddy’s girl A smooth talking brown haired boy Took my innocence away He bruised and broke my heart So I left to find my way I took the wrong road Not knowing where it would lead Surviving any way I could And along the way I lost me If I could go back home Just for one last time I’d ask him this one question…. Can I be Daddy’s girl again Like I was way back then Would you hold me in your arms Can we try to make amends All would be right…in my world If I could just be…Daddy’s girl If I could turn back time And do it all over again I’d stay between the lines Not cause him so much pain Can I be Daddy’s girl again Like I was way back then Would you hold me in your arms Can we try to make amends All would be right…in my world If I could just be…Daddy’s girl I want him to be proud of me again One last time before the end I will always be…Daddy’s girl. I will always be ...Daddy’s girl….Daddy’s girl Peggy Burnham S