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I AM MY FATHER'S DAUGHTER |
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I am my father's daughter, Of that you can be sure. Where we are different, The lines begin to blur. |
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We organize the same way, From the way we were taught With our books, papers and tapes Our floppies and our thoughts. |
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In all of the years we see We value integrity Of the people we meet, And we respect honesty. |
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We have all of the answers, If anyone cares to ask. We read between the lines In print first to last. |
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We are spiritual in nature, Although disagree on points. But we grow flowers and trees, So, in nature we are joined. |
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Yes, I am my father's daughter, I wouldn't want it any other way. The sameness is familiar, And that is as it should stay. |
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Brenda Eller Davis |
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