Luyện nghe bài hát If I Had A Daughter

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

Rubs your face in the Astroturf and grinds its into your back
I'd tell her it's better to be out there
On the field of life takin' hits and touchdowns
Than bitchin' about the in the bleachers

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

I'd want her to watch the instead of her weight
her body, feed her soul, dance with her curves
See those blue as a masterpiece
Howl at the moon instead of her and to live inside out

If I had a daughter, if I had a

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

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

If I had a daughter, she'd that gay or straight
or polka-dotted, tye-dyed or solid
Straight-laced or bent, she'd have my
And blessing in regards to she gave her heart 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 drum
I'd teach her how to it into song

If I had a daughter, if I had a

If I had a daughter, I'd want her to be
To venture into the great
But I'd sure she had the blueprints to build her own universe

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

If I had a daughter, if I had a