Her Daddy's Princess Lyrics

Smiley Hearts Her Daddy's Princess

[Verse]
Pretty little, but wanna grow up fast
Taken up in arms, cleansing teeth with one finger
Smiling at the mirror, wearing a red sweater

Pretty smart, to tell she's wanna hang out
Every morning, after when halfway waken up
In the garden, to see yellow flowers

[Pre Chorus]
And she gets excited to see what's for breakfast
To turn the TV on and watch ‘Baby Looney Tunes' at last

[Chorus]
And she's her, daddy's princess,
A daddy who never refuses, her momma's only charm
A mom, who's always by her side and yeah I don't know,
What she'd ever do, if mom wasn't by her side,
If daddy wasn't the promising one,
And if you ask her she'd be like.
“Let's not talk about it.”

[Verse]
Dance class, 4 pm don't wanna wake up
From her afternoon nap, until her momma says,
“We'd drive back home with friends, after class.”
Hyperactive at home, but never destroys things
Calls herself ‘bad' even when she's done nothing,
Lagging a little behind from the older aged classmates

[Pre Chorus]
And she gets excited to sit on the top of the car
While dad would be washing it and she'd be talking about different chocolate bars, oh

[Chorus]
And she's her, daddy's princess,
A daddy who never refuses, her momma's only charm
A mom, who's always by her side and yeah I don't know,
What she'd ever do, if mom wasn't by her side,
If daddy wasn't the promising one,
And if you ask her she'd be like.
“Let's not talk about it.”
Oh...

[Bridge]
She don't even know why, when she'd try, she'd be so shy, to explain to mom why or how she's perfect
She don't even know why, when she'd try, she'd be so shy, to tell to dad that he's always been her idol.

She was thinking, about how her life was spent
In the beginning and, no one knows at the end
What'll happen, she keeps on wondering,

[Chorus]
I was my daddy's princess, a daddy who never refused and, my momma's only charm
A mom, who's always by my side and yeah I don't know, what I'd really do,
If mom didn't dress me up in fashionable clothes,
If daddy didn't teach me how to count,
And now if you ask me I'd be like.
“I just talked about it now.”