Daddy-Donna Fargo

[ti:Daddy] [ar:Donna Fargo] [al:Route 66 Country] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Daddy (爸爸) - Donna Fargo [00:08.32]Well I'm finally gonna write you that letter [00:10.90]That was owed you for a long long time [00:14.09] [00:16.89]I can't say much for me [00:18.53]But I do hope that ya'll are doing fine [00:21.91] [00:23.91]Well how is Burry and Virginia [00:25.67]Are they still living down on the farm [00:29.49] [00:31.44]You know sometimes I get so lonesome daddy [00:33.89]I wish I'd never left home [00:36.99] [00:39.03]Are you working hard these days [00:40.93]Are you doing all the things [00:42.73]The doctor said you oughta do [00:45.09] [00:47.58]Did you sell all your tobacco [00:49.20]Did the crops bring in what you thought they would [00:53.34] [00:55.30]Well I might as well get to the point [00:57.50]Last night I tried to call you on the phone [01:00.98] [01:02.95]What I'm getting at [01:03.93]I guess is if I had the money daddy I'd come home [01:08.08] [01:10.55]'Cause every night [01:12.74]I hear an old southbound train whistle a-blowing [01:18.75] [01:19.91]And daddy it's calling me home [01:26.19] [01:27.89]I've been to New York Chicago [01:29.67]Wheeling West Virginia and Nashville Tennessee [01:34.20] [01:36.29]And singers are as thick as fleas on a dog's back [01:39.11]By the way how's old Lee [01:41.14] [01:43.72]And I done changed my name so many times [01:45.97]I don't even know who I am [01:48.61] [01:51.66]And daddy I sure miss them pinto beans [01:53.95]And corn bread and country ham [01:56.13] [01:58.90]Now I know I should've listened when you said [02:01.61]I didn't have no business coming way out west [02:04.81] [02:07.41]That a girl belongs at home on the farm [02:10.26]Where she was born raising younguns like all the rest [02:14.96] [02:17.03]Well I know it now that's why I'm writing [02:19.13]And why I tried to call you on the phone [02:22.63] [02:24.65]What I'm really trying to say [02:26.00]Is if you'll send me the money I'll come home [02:30.18] [02:32.25]'Cause every night [02:34.39]I hear an old southbound train whistle a-blowing [02:40.41] [02:41.66]And daddy it's calling me home