Credits
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Daniel Joseph Bateman
Songwriter
Lyrics
One, two, three, four
It was a time that I'll always remember
When the crowds stuck out all through the night
And by the time that I knew it was over
I awoke to a house that was silent
Do you have a daughter back in Minnesota?
Did you call your father?
Did you see him hold her?
Last time that you saw her
She was so much older
Do you want to call her?
Do you think it's owed her?
Except the time when the wallflowers beamed off of tall towers
Beamed into stall showers right at five
And it's time
Give me the name of that song
Did you hear the name of that mom?
But it's already gone
And there's something you said to me that's all
Some kinda memory
A shawl wrapped around you
Out back where I found you
Do you have a daughter back in Minnesota?
Did you call your father?
Did you see him hold her?
Last time that you saw her
She was so much older
Do you want to call her?
Do you think it's owed her?
Somewhere we're walking
Out of time
You're still mine
You're still mine
When we're talking
You're so kind
You're still mine
You're still mine
You know, you know, you know
Whatever it's gon' be fine
Whatever it's gon' be fine
No matter how big you get or strong you grow
You're always gon' be mine
Whatever it's gon' be fine
Whatever it's gon' be fine
No matter how big you get or strong you grow
You're always gonna be mine
I like when you play like that
Keep playing
Yes daddy, yes daddy
Baa, baa, black sheep
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir
Three bags full
One for the master
Yes, daddy, yes, daddy
Yes, daddy, yes, daddy
Writer(s): Daniel Joseph Bateman
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