Worn Down Daddy
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Worn Down Daddy
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The time has come for us to part
I ain't goin' to cry, it won't break my heart
Cause I'm through with you, and I hope you don't feel hurt
You're a like an old horse shoe, that's had its day
You're like an old shoe, I must go away
I'm through with you, and I hope you don't feel hurt
You're like an old ship, that sprung a leak
You ain't young no more, and your loving is weak
Now you know I'm through with you, and I hope you don't feel hurt
You ain't got no money, you are down and broke
You're just an old has-been, like a worn-out joke
Say I'm through with you, and I hope you don't feel hurt
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Ida Cox performs "Worn Down Daddy", and this lyric page sits inside the Ida Cox catalog on LyroVerse.
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