Dad's Town
For The Rights Of All Man
Words and Music by Duncan Faure ©1996
Dad's town there are cars in the garden
And the sun shines brighter there each and every day
And I can see him standing in the workshop
Cigarettes, tools and his soldering irons
All usually set in his way
Everyday he'll driving into the city
As he pays his bills in the old fashioned way
Dad's town, where you carry a smile
Dad's town, he goes the extra mile
He'll always be
The biggest man in the world to me
Dad's town, if you would say he was the greatest
He'd laugh and say that's what I like to hear
Where trees grow where once seeds,
Had only been planted
And the buildings are older
In the town, that's his get away
Drinking time is always at 5:30
As we settle on home at home with him today
Dad's town, he'll always lend you a hand
Dad's town, he likes the Glen Miller Band
He'll always be, the biggest man in the world to me
Coming to Dad's town, Coming to Dad's town
Coming in to Dad's town, Coming in to Dad's town