Dear Daughters (Album Version) Lyrics

Song	Dear Daughters (Album Version)
Artist	Tammy Wynette
Album	I Don't Wanna Play House: The Best Of Tammy Wynette
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	作词 : Wynette
	Dear daughters
	Gwen, you're my oldest and you're quite a lady
	You're my only blue eyed girl and you turn sixteen in April
	And you sure made a change in my world
	I'm sorry I missed the big evening, your first date and I wasn't around
	Save all the secret things you did and tell me when I get to town
	And on your graduation I wanted pictures to look back on
	But then I wasn't there to take them, as usual I was gone
	You've had to grow up much too quick and you've done it on your own
	You did it without mama 'cause mama wasn't home
	And Jackie, you're quite a lady too
	You're just one year younger than Gwen
	And there's so much that I'm missing like being mommy now and then
	I remember the day you cooked your first meal, you were nine
	You cooked biscuits and ham
	And you called it to me how good it was 'cause I was out of town
	And at the party for fathers and daughters, well, I know you felt out of place
	And even the pretty dress I bought couldn't fill that empty space
	And the time when you got sick and the doctors turned you down
	They said they couldn't treat you with your mama out of town
	And Tina, you're such a pretty girl with big almond eyes, brown
	And they voted you a home coming queen when I was out of town
	I know you were a beauty 'cause your sisters dressed you right
	And you said it didn't matter that I was out of town that night
	And the day that you joined the cheer leading team
	Boy, nothing could hold you down, you yelled, "Hip hip hurray"
	Over the phone 'cause as usual I was out of town
	And Tamala Georgette Jones, you simply take my breath away
	Born just six short years ago and named for your daddy and me
	Going to sleep on [Incomprehensible] arm and listening to her hymn
	Drifting off to fairy land while sucking on your thumb
	While, just yesterday you pulled a tooth, you sure are brave and strong
	I wish I could have been there but as usual I was gone

	zuo ci : Wynette
	Dear daughters
	Gwen, you' re my oldest and you' re quite a lady
	You' re my only blue eyed girl and you turn sixteen in April
	And you sure made a change in my world
	I' m sorry I missed the big evening, your first date and I wasn' t around
	Save all the secret things you did and tell me when I get to town
	And on your graduation I wanted pictures to look back on
	But then I wasn' t there to take them, as usual I was gone
	You' ve had to grow up much too quick and you' ve done it on your own
	You did it without mama ' cause mama wasn' t home
	And Jackie, you' re quite a lady too
	You' re just one year younger than Gwen
	And there' s so much that I' m missing like being mommy now and then
	I remember the day you cooked your first meal, you were nine
	You cooked biscuits and ham
	And you called it to me how good it was ' cause I was out of town
	And at the party for fathers and daughters, well, I know you felt out of place
	And even the pretty dress I bought couldn' t fill that empty space
	And the time when you got sick and the doctors turned you down
	They said they couldn' t treat you with your mama out of town
	And Tina, you' re such a pretty girl with big almond eyes, brown
	And they voted you a home coming queen when I was out of town
	I know you were a beauty ' cause your sisters dressed you right
	And you said it didn' t matter that I was out of town that night
	And the day that you joined the cheer leading team
	Boy, nothing could hold you down, you yelled, " Hip hip hurray"
	Over the phone ' cause as usual I was out of town
	And Tamala Georgette Jones, you simply take my breath away
	Born just six short years ago and named for your daddy and me
	Going to sleep on Incomprehensible arm and listening to her hymn
	Drifting off to fairy land while sucking on your thumb
	While, just yesterday you pulled a tooth, you sure are brave and strong
	I wish I could have been there but as usual I was gone

	zuò cí : Wynette
	Dear daughters
	Gwen, you' re my oldest and you' re quite a lady
	You' re my only blue eyed girl and you turn sixteen in April
	And you sure made a change in my world
	I' m sorry I missed the big evening, your first date and I wasn' t around
	Save all the secret things you did and tell me when I get to town
	And on your graduation I wanted pictures to look back on
	But then I wasn' t there to take them, as usual I was gone
	You' ve had to grow up much too quick and you' ve done it on your own
	You did it without mama ' cause mama wasn' t home
	And Jackie, you' re quite a lady too
	You' re just one year younger than Gwen
	And there' s so much that I' m missing like being mommy now and then
	I remember the day you cooked your first meal, you were nine
	You cooked biscuits and ham
	And you called it to me how good it was ' cause I was out of town
	And at the party for fathers and daughters, well, I know you felt out of place
	And even the pretty dress I bought couldn' t fill that empty space
	And the time when you got sick and the doctors turned you down
	They said they couldn' t treat you with your mama out of town
	And Tina, you' re such a pretty girl with big almond eyes, brown
	And they voted you a home coming queen when I was out of town
	I know you were a beauty ' cause your sisters dressed you right
	And you said it didn' t matter that I was out of town that night
	And the day that you joined the cheer leading team
	Boy, nothing could hold you down, you yelled, " Hip hip hurray"
	Over the phone ' cause as usual I was out of town
	And Tamala Georgette Jones, you simply take my breath away
	Born just six short years ago and named for your daddy and me
	Going to sleep on Incomprehensible arm and listening to her hymn
	Drifting off to fairy land while sucking on your thumb
	While, just yesterday you pulled a tooth, you sure are brave and strong
	I wish I could have been there but as usual I was gone

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