Daddy In The Lift
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Daddy In The Lift
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look
looks like daddy in the lift
he is wearing a black suit and a tie
with matching shoes
smoking triple-five
drinking whiskey all his life
oh isn't it funny
'cause daddy's been dead
for ten years now
look
looks like daddy in the lift
he scolded me for telling those lies
a lying truth
with those tinted shades
finger blades in my waist
oh isn't it funny
'cause daddy's been dead
for ten years now
look
looks like daddy in the lift
he is playing his violin
a careless tune
he brought be a gift
told me to drink all night
oh isn't it funny
'cause daddy's been dead
for ten years now
it was cruel to take him away
if only i knew
it would happen this way
i'd be ready instead
i'd believe that he's dead
i'd be ready instead
now i'm not too sure
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Leslie Low performs "Daddy In The Lift", and this lyric page sits inside the Leslie Low catalog on LyroVerse.
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