| Daddy why you’re still smokin' those cigarettes |
| Thought I heard you promised Mommy that you’d quit |
| And what’s over between that bottle you can’t put it down |
| Why do all the monsters come right everytime you go out |
| I can’t look her in the eye |
| When I tell that daddies don’t lie |
| She’s the only girl that’s never given up on me |
| How am I supposed to complain, after everything she seen |
| What do I do, what do I say |
| Would she starts askin' question someday |
| Daddy if we love Jesus, why your curse his name |
| If you miss me so much, why you come home late |
| Will my tattoo on your arm ever wash away |
| When I grow up, can I be just like you someday |
| I can’t look her in the eye |
| When I tell that daddies don’t lie |
| She’s the only girl that’s never given up on me |
| How am I supposed to complain, after everything she seen |
| What do I do, what do I say |
| Would she starts askin' question someday |
| She don’t know I’m barely holding it together |
| But starting tomorrow, I’m gonna try to do a little better |
| I can’t look her in the eye |
| When I tell that daddies don’t lie |
| She’s the only girl that’s never given up on me |
| How am I supposed to complain, after everything she seen |
| What do I do, what do I say |
| Would she starts askin' question someday |