Luyện nghe bài hát If I Had A Daughter

If I had a daughter, I'd tell her that the breath of life is the easiest
then on it takes years of practice
'Cause if you how to keep air in your lungs
Then you'll survive when tackles you

Rubs your face in the Astroturf and grinds its cleats into your
I'd tell her that better to be out there
On the of life takin' hits and makin' touchdowns
bitchin' about the game in the bleachers

If I had a daughter, I'd her how to face life
And its peaks and valleys with grit, modesty, hope, compassion and
I'd her to accept herself

I'd want her to the stars instead of her weight
Love her body, feed her soul, with her curves
See blue veins as a masterpiece
Howl at the moon instead of her hair and to inside out

If I had a daughter, if I had a

If I had a daughter, I'd teach her to
Her head high and strut through world
As a more than instead of a less

She'd trust her voice, her mind and seek the truth
'Cause if it talks like a duck and walks like a
yes, it might be a skunk

If I had a daughter, know that gay or straight
Pin-striped or polka-dotted, or solid
or bent, she'd have my acceptance
And blessing in regards to whomever she gave her to

If I had a daughter, I'd her a compass
So if she was lost she could find her way to reality
And when her soul hit the low notes and her heart was a kick
I'd her how to turn it into song

If I had a daughter, if I had a

If I had a daughter, I'd her to be willing
To into the great unknown
But I'd make she had the blueprints to build her own universe

If I had a daughter, I would her with me
In every of every moment
I would wake with her on my lips
And go to bed with her dreams in my heart if I had a

If I had a daughter, if I had a