Daddy’s Home
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Daddy’s Home
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I signed autographs in the visitation room
Waiting for you the last time, inmate 502
Daddy's home
You still got it in your government green suit
And I look down and out in my fine Italian shoes
We're tight as a Bible with the pages stuck like glue
Yeah, you did some time
Well, I did some time too
Daddy's home
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We're All good puritans
They’ll pray about reform
You swore you had paid your dues then put a payday in your uniform
We’re all born innocent but some good saints get screwed
Hell, where can you run when the outlaw's inside you?
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St. Vincent performs "Daddy’s Home", and this lyric page sits inside the St. Vincent catalog on LyroVerse.
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