You're Gonna Be a Daddy
© Angela E. White 1989
(written for a friend and also Kidd Kraddick)
(written for a friend and also Kidd Kraddick)
Since
you're gonna be a Daddy,
There're
a few things you should know.
Like
how to survive this life
With
a little one in tow.
You
have to adapt to change
Changing
diapers and your way of life.
You
have to learn flexibility
It
won't be just you and your wife.
Although
you can't bear the children
It's
impossible, that's true.
There
are many other duties
That
you can pitch in and do.
You
can be there to listen
About
your wife's aching back.
You
can feel your baby kick
And
take up the housework slack.
You
can go to birthing classes
And
prepare for the little sprout.
You
can be the COACH in delivery
As
long as you don't pass out!
After
she's panted and pushed,
Accompanied
by an encouraging word,
Your
new arrival will be announced
With
the sweetest yell you ever heard.
And
then you'll be so proud,
As
new parents often are.
You
won't be able to wait
To
get that bundle of joy in the car.
At
first that innocent babe
Will
sleep twenty-two hours a day.
You'll
want to wake up Baby
So
you can "Goo-Goo" and play.
It
really is all worth it,
Once
it's all said and done.
But
get ready for everyone's question --
"When're
you having another one?"
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