Neal McCoy - Where do daddies go

She drops him off at 8 a.m. and ^Gpicks him up at 5 A ^Dsingle mother working hard to ^Araise her baby ri^A7ght He's ^Dtalkin' now, he's ^Gat that age, the '^DAsk a million ^Gquestions' stage And^Em he expects an a^Dnswer when he a^Gsks about l^Aife ^A7

Like, ^GMommy, can you ^Atell me what makes ^Dairplanes fly ^G And why do flowers n^Deed the rain to ^Ggrow? ^A There's only ^Gone thing she can't a^Answer no ^Dmatter how she tr^Gies ^EmWhere ^Ddo ^Bmdad^Adies ^Ggo? Where do ^Adaddies ^Dgo?

She's halfway through his favorite book when ^Ghe falls fast asleep She ^Dreads the ending anyways and ^Akisses him and l^A7eaves She's ^Dknows she's got an ^Guphill climb There's ^Dthings he'll want to kn^Gow in time And^Em she prays that God will ^Dgive her all the ^Ganswers she n^Aeeds ^A7

Like, ^GMommy could you ^Ateach me how to ^Dthrow a ball ^G And would you show me how to ^Duse my fishin' pole ^{G A} There's a ^Glot of things I ^Aneed to know, but ^Dmost of a^Gll ^EmWhere ^Ddo ^Bmdad^Adies ^Ggo? Where do ^Adaddies ^Dgo?

And ^Gthough it makes her ^Awonder as the ^Dteardrops f^Gall ^EmWhere ^Ddo ^Bmdad^Adies ^Ggo? Where do ^Adaddies ^Dgo?