Bobby Bare & Bobby Bare Jr. - Daddy, What If
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The year was 1973 and I used to play this for my little girl and she would put her head on shoulder at age 3 and when he would say daddy what if I stopped loving you she would look at me and say "no way". She passed away a few years back but this song kindles a memory that brings a smile to my face and solidifies a daughter and father love that never ends.
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what the hell happened--he was a cute little kid and now he looks like some kind of freak with hair all twisted and out of place--what the crap!!!!!!!!!!!! And singing songs with stupid no-talent lyrics unlike Bobby Bare Senior
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Omg I used to sing with my dad this song when I was a kid
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love it
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@KicknAssnPlacinBlame Thank you for your info correcting me. I posted this, but over 30 years ago I met Bobby singing at Peterborough UK ,I was hooked on his voice, at that time I also subscribed to " Country Music People" It was in this magazine they printed that Bobby Bare's son had died of a respiritory disease not long after his album " Singing in the kitchen was released over here in the UK. On You Tube I see it was his daughter Shannon that died. so sorry for adding the wrong info.Sorry.
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@KicknAssnPlacinBlame Thanks I will.
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@weaver791 Bobby Jr is alive and well. Search this title here at YouTube: "Bobby Bare Jr. & Isabella Bare - Daddy, What If" You will see him perform this song with his own young daughter.
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@Fedproman Bobby Jr is alive and well. Search this title here at YouTube: "Bobby Bare Jr. & Isabella Bare - Daddy, What If" You will see him perform this song with his own young daughter.
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@weaver791 I did not know that, thanks for the info. The song sure takes on a different meaning now.
Played this just before they carried daddy out of the funeral home. This and "Lord Help Me Jesus" by Kris Kristofferson were the first 2 songs I remember Daddy playing for us. I knew I had to play it for him at his funeral. I will never forget this song and all the songs on "Lullabys, Legends, & Lies" double album that Daddy played constantly. God bless Daddy and Bobby Bare & Bobby Bare, Jr.
gpfarmdog 2 years ago 17
We used to sing this off an old record. My brother and I would sings the two parts...over and over.. I just love it.
housemouse365 2 years ago 4