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John F. Kennedy, Jr. was conceived in the last happy days of the Kennedys. His fatherwas off campainging during Jackies pregnancy leaving her lonely. Born just days afterJFKs election, John-John, as he came to be known, never had a private life. This song is sung in utero.The first song from the Digital Opera KISS OF THE GODDESS (A fantasyloosely wrapped around the life events of John F. Kennedy, Jr.) |
CD: KISS OF THE GODDESS
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Story Behind the Song
John F. Kennedy, Jr. was conceived in the last happy days of the Kennedys. His father
was off campainging during Jackies pregnancy leaving her lonely. Born just days after
JFKs election, John-John, as he came to be known, never had a private life. This song is
sung in utero.The first song from the Digital Opera KISS OF THE GODDESS (A fantasy
loosely wrapped around the life events of John F. Kennedy, Jr.)
Lyrics
I know you're not here
I feel her fear
I know when your touching her
When your kissing her
I know when she's missing you
Missing kissing you
Daddy where are you?
Daddy where are you?
Daddy where are you?
She knows what you been doing
What kind of man you really are
she knows things are changing
Your a rising star, a real superstar
And the world burns
As the people yearn
Daddy where are you?
Daddy where are you?
Daddy where are you?
She feels so alone
I feel you've flown
I feel so alone,
when you make her sad, I feel so
bad
But you are her love, her only love
She lives for you
Daddy where are you?
Daddy where are you?
Daddy where are you?
She'll stay by your side
You just can't hide
She knows the hights you'll reach
Won't ever preach
I just want your time
Just to soothe my mind
Daddy where are you?
Daddy where are you?
Daddy where are you?
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