My Old ManWritten by George Leon Pike, Sr. Copyright © 1981 by Betty M. Pike 1. Today as I think about Dad, He’s the one that I called my old man, I’m so sorry today, that I spoke of him that way, I never knew just how much I cared for dad.
2. You’ve never, ever know such a friend, As the one that you call your old man, For whenever he’s gone, you’ll feel so left alone, And then you’ll know for you’ll miss his helping hand.
3. Sometimes I feel lonely and sad, Mem’ries bring precious thoughts of my dad, For as I reminisce, you don’t know how much I miss, Those happy days I once knew, friend, as a lad.
Chorus: I’d never never do it again, Call my dad the old man, For that great God above, Gave him for me to love, And he’s something to cherish, my friend. |