Tonalité : D major•
Verse 1
D
He put his arms around her shoulder
And with a voice that sounded older
He said mom I've got
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something on my mind
I don't want to bother you
But I sure need to talk to you
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If you could only spare the time
And mom I hope you understand
How much I love and need you and
I don't want you to take
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this the wrong way
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But don't you think I'm old enough
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And big enough and strong
enough to play
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The games that daddies play
Verse 2
D
My friend Billy Parker's dad
Came by today to see me and
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He wondered if I'd like to go
With him and Billy on a hike
And maybe camp out overnight
The way I've seen them
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do in picture shows
And there's one thing I'd like to do
And maybe if I asked him to
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He's sit and talk to me man to man
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We'd only be gone overnight
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And I could find out what it's
like to play
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B
The games that daddies play
Verse 3
E
She quickly turned to hide the tears
From her son of seven years
He didn't know she'd read
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between the lines
He'd never really known his dad
And although he'd never ask
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She knew exactly what was on his mind
She searched her mind in desperation
Six long years of separation
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Dimmed the words she knew she had to say
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I hope you're never big enough
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Or old enough or bold
enough to play
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The games that daddies play
Verse 4
B
I know you need and want his love
But son, you're the victim of
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Another kind of games that daddies play
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