Daddy Chords by Heidi Hauge

[C] I remember [G] sitting on his [F] knee when I had turned the age of [C] three.
He taught me how to sing those country _ [G]
songs.
[C] When I was [G] ten I took the [F] part of playing the guitar from [C] heart.
He showed me a [G] few chords to [C] get me by.
As the years went [G] by I sang and [F] played and entertained him night and [C] day, singing songs that were played on the radio.
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[C] And it took a [G] while for me to see [F] that in his way that he loved [C] me.
He never [G] said it was something [C] that I knew. _
[F] And he gave me the gift [C] of life. _
[F] And he taught me how to love my [C] living and he showed me what was [G] right.
[C] There will never be [G] another [F] that I will look up to.
[C] So Daddy he'll [G] have to thank you [F] for everything you do.
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_ _ He taught me [G] how to drive his [F] car, a 1972 Dodge [C] Start, on Sunday afternoons on old [G] farm roads.
[C] He had me [G] change Nolan tires, [F] what to listen to when it didn't start.
[C] It wasn't much [G] but it was all he could [C]
afford.
_ And it wasn't [G] long till I left [F] home, struggling on my very [C] own, learning all about the [G] ways [C] of life.
[G] [C] As the years go by [G] I realize [F] I was everything in my Daddy's [C] eyes.
The words didn't [G] come easy for him [C] to say.
_ [F] And he gave me the gift [C] of life.
_ [F] And he taught me how to love my living [C] and he showed me what was [G] right.
[C] There will never be [G]
another [F] that I will look up to.
[C] So Daddy he'll [G] have to thank you [F] for everything you do.
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