I told the girl in the mirror I didn’t like her hair I asked the girl in the mirror Why she was always there I reminded the girl in the mirror Not to look at me that way I asked the girl in the mirror Why she never had anything to say The girl in the mirror Well she didn’t like that The girl in the mirror upon her chair she sat Now the girl in the mirror Is no longer my best friend Some times I wonder if I should put her to an end
A father loves a daughter Like no other love on earth. From the day that he first meets her Nothing can compare her worth. Forever are they bonded With a love that never fails. For always he will hug her And kiss goodnight with fairy tales. He will love her and protect her W ith strong arms just in case But will also hug her tenderly With a fatherly embrace. Eskimo kisses touch her nose With a giggle and a squeeze And that sparkle in her little eyes Could bring him to his knees. What more could any father want Than a daughter so sweet and pure There’s nothing in this world so rare Of that he can be sure. A fathers love is so unique It cannot be replaced He will always treasure times with her And the memories embraced.
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