Daddy Boy
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Daddy Boy
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Daddy boy
You seem so sure
So cold and quiet
How've you been
Resisting the urge to love your boy
See the boy so vulnerable and crying
See the man he understands
And he's long since stopped trying to have a daddy boy
How do you live
Is bitter bliss
Do you know what happiness is
Can you feel the scars
They're yours
They're ours
Ah do you know what a fool you are
See the boy so vulnerable and crying
See the man he understands
And he's long since stopped trying to have a daddy boy
You could have had
You could have had
A son
You could have had a son
You could have had a son
Oh you could have had so much more
Than a man
Who must call you his father
Why bother?
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