"Daddy's song" genre: Spiritual Country
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	A song dedicated to all dads who understand the love of the father.
	CD: Are you ready?   Label: Luke Carter Publishing Credits: Words and Music by Lee Tylor Edwards
	Story Behind the Song The motivation behind this peice is to give honor and to show my love for both my heavenly father and my father here on earth. "Daddy's Song" takes you on a journey through the life of a boy who is growing up and his father showing him steps and giving advice in the beginning. The second part is where the boy has grown up now and is trying to be a man of God with a family of his own and he tells his boy the advice that his father said. And the last part of the song is where the man now has to deal with his hardest trial and that's the death of his father. And he is reminded that because the faith and hope he has in the Father above that his father who has passed is now in his promised home. And that's the reason and the motive behind this song is to give hope and share the faith in knowing a heavenly father who will and forever be there. Lyrics My father said Try to be a good boy And live your life the best you can Reach your goals And follow your dreams And grow up to be a God fearing man Chorus These wise words My father said Have guided me and help me understand That when times I must look above I can always count on my father's love Now it's been years One thing I know A fathers love every day will grow A strong faith in God Is my foundation in stone Now I must teach my own son Repeat Chorus Now we lay to rest A man who was ready to die For now he's going home to his mansion in the sky He will enter his presence And will hear well done And spend eternity with the Father and the Son. Repeat Chorus

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