Songs by Stephen L.


   

SHE'S GOT HER DADDY'S HEART

  1. SHE'S GOT HER DADDY'S HEART
    Stephen L.
    Genre: Country
    Tempo: Ballad


    Additional Notes:
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    Lyrics:
                                                      
    She arrived on a rainy Wednesday, the most beautiful little girl Ten fingers and toes, a cute little nose ready to take on the world The whole family gathered round her, as she lay in her momma’s arms Against all odds and all we knew, somehow she came to us The grace of god upon her, heavenly sight from the start The nurse said, she’s got her momma’s eyes but he said She’s got her daddy’s heart When the whole world’s flying at her and the cold winds being to blow She just lowers her head and pushes on through ‘Cause there’s one thing she knows… She’s got her grandma’s courage and her momma’s arms, To keep her from falling apart, But most of all, she won’t fall, She’s got her daddy’s heart On a hot summer day five years later With her daddy way overseas A knock on the door, what’s the chaplain here for? Momma why are you down on your knees? With the grace of god upon her, no power could keep them apart Don’t cry momma, don’t cry cause you know, I’ve got my daddy’s heart When the whole world’s flying at her and the cold winds being to blow She just lowers her head and pushes on through ‘Cause there’s one thing she knows… She’s got her grandma’s courage and her momma’s arms, To keep her from falling apart, But most of all, she won’t fall, She’s got her daddy’s heart Even though he did not survive it, she can handle anything Time and time and time again, he'd given her roots and wings When the whole world’s flying at her and the cold winds being to blow She just lowers her head and pushes on through ‘Cause there’s one thing she knows… She’s got her grandma’s courage and her momma’s arms, To keep her from falling apart, But most of all, she won’t fall, She’s got her daddy’s heart


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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