When I was just a young boy,
I used to hear my dad,
Tell me thing to help my life,
From turning to the bad,
I used to hate to hear it,
But now I know, you see,
How good was my Daddy's advice to me.

My Daddy's advice to me
Was as good as it could be
When I was young I hated it
But now I'm 23
And I love
Daddy's advice to me

Now he's sick and old,
His lips are growing cold,
I can no longer ride upon his back,
So though we're far away
We write this letter to say,
He's the man who we should thank

Chorus

Bridge
My life is good,
I live as I should,
The world is hard,
But like the bard,
Of Avon or of even Old Spice,
I listen to my Daddy's advice

Chorus

This song shares a lot with some modern country songs, but it's awful. Why? What are some of the things wrong with this? What could make it better?

Not for Bobbie or any of the "pros" to critique [Linked Image]


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You have to practice improvisation. -Art Tatum

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You've got to know your limitations. I don't know what your limitations are. I found out what mine were when I was twelve. I found out that there weren't too many limitations, if I did it my way. -Johnny Cash

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