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Artist: Paul Petersen
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My Dad
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My Dad
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He isn’t much in the eyes of the world
He’ll never make history
No, he isn’t much in the eyes of the world
But he is the world to me
My dad, now here are is a man
To me he is everything strong
No, he can’t do wrong
My dad
My dad, now here understands
When I bring him troubles to share
Oh, he’s always there
My dad
When I was small, I felt ten feet tall
When I walked by his side
And everyone would say: That’s his son
And my heart would burst with pride
My dad
Oh, I love him so
And I only hope that some day
My own son will say
My dad, now here is a man
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