Do you recall when I was six I got lost out in the woods and you worried yourself sick What about the day I got in my first fight Mama she got mad but you swelled up with pride I never knew how deep a fathers love could run Until I had a son {Chorus} From watching him learn how to crawl To skinned up knees from skateboard falls To praying he'd get through football alive From hearing his first words spoken The first time his heart got broken And knowing soon he'll spread his wings and fly I guess I didn't know what a Daddy goes thru Til I was a Daddy too Real love the kind that you can't understand Until you hold it in your arms and touch it with your hands Pure joy the kind that you can only find When you live your life for them And leave yourself behind More and more I'm seeing life go by Thru my Daddy's eyes {Chorus} The fast pace of time goes racing From first grade to graduation And knowing soon he'll spread his wings and fly I guess I didn't know what a Daddy goes through Til I was a Daddy too I guess I didn't know what a Daddy goes through Til I was a Daddy too

Burke-Spina My very good friend the milkman says That I've been losing too much sleep He doesn't like the hours I keep And he suggests that you should marry me. My very good friend the mailman says That it would make his burden less If we both had the same address And he suggests that you should marry me. Then there's a very friendly fellow who prints All the latest real estate news And every day he sends me blueprints Of cottages with country views. All my very good friends the neighbours say That they've been watching little things I do And they perceive that I love you So I suggest that you should marry me. Then there's a very friendly fellow who prints All the latest real estate news And every day he sends me blueprints Of cottages with country views. All my very good friends the neighbours say That they've been watching little things I do And they perceive that I love you So I suggest that you should marry me.

Blue moon of Kentucky, keep on shining Shine on the one that's gone and left me blue Blue moon of Kentucky, keep on shining Shine on the one that's gone and left me blue Well it was on one moonlight night When the stars were shining bright Whispers on high But love said goodbye Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining Shine on the one that's gone and left me blue Ah, shine on

Jessico, don't ya know, your're the stars in our eyes You're the rhythm and the blues and the tears that we cry Jessico, don't ya know, that you've come as no suprise And you'll dance away with all the pretty girls tonight He was raised up right, straight from the dollar store He worked for every nickle and he know what they were for He dropped them in the jukebox as he danced across the floor Fire flew from his tap shoes as the crowd called out for more Yeehaw One day the lawmen came and they took away his shoes Locked him behind the big wall cause he wouldn't hear the news The times they are a changin' but Ol' Jesse never will Jessico and Elvis will always own the hills Jessico, don't ya know, that you've come as no suprise And you'll dance away with all the pretty girls tonight Yeehaw