between a father a son

Jace Everett

Heywood was a daddy in 1942
He couldn t read or make his letters
He said Boy I hope you don t do like I did
That was my dad he was talking to

So my father grew up stronger
Bigger dreams and bigger plans
The first to go to college
But he can still work hard with his two hands
Thanks to his old man

Yeah he learned to throw a baseball
How to sail a ishing line
He learned about forgiveness
Cause you just can t waste the time

And the circle goes unbroken
But there s so much left undone
That s just how it is
Between a father and a son

Well I became a daddy
At the age of twenty-three
I didn t know what I was doing
That my daddy would have done in place of me
I felt lost at sea

So I just kept it simple
Took it one day at a time
Followed the foot-steps
Of the men who came before me in my life
We re doing just fine

Cause you learn to throw a baseball
How to sail a ishing line
And you learn about forgiveness
Cause you just can t waste the time

And the circle goes unbroken
But there s so much left undone
That s just how it is
Between a father and a son

And the circle goes unbroken
But there s so much left undone
That s just how it is
Oh that s just how it is
Between a father and a son

Between a father and a son

Between a father and a son