"Somebody's Daughter" by Drew Bladridge She's more than just a pretty face In a late-night bar More than just a pair of tight jeans Sitting in your car She's more than a last call kiss Or a one-night stand Remember boy, you weren't the first to hold her hand She's somebody's daughter She's somebody's everything She's somebody's little girl Even if she's grown up and moved away She's somebody's whole world She's somebody's baby And if you don't treat her right Hers won't be the only heart you're breaking She's somebody's daughter She's somebody's daughter Her daddy bought her, her first car Taught her how to drive Scared her senior prom date under that porch light Her mama wiped away the tears From her first heartbreak And said, "Honey, he ain't good enough for you anyway" She's somebody's daughter She's somebody's everything She's somebody's little girl Even if she's grown up and moved away She's somebody's whole world She's somebody's baby And if you don't treat her right Hers won't be the only heart you're breaking (She's somebody's daughter) She's a picture on the mantle up above a fireplace She's pigtails blowing out candles on her birthday cake She's driving off to college, tear in her momma's eyes Yeah, she's a daddy's girl, better treat her right 'Cause she's somebody's daughter Yeah, she's somebody's daughter She's somebody's whole world She's somebody's baby And if you don't treat her right Hers won't be the only heart you're breaking She's somebody's daughter (Daughter, daughter) She's somebody's daughter (Daughter, daughter) Hey, eh (She's somebody's daughter, daughter) She's somebody's whole world (She's somebody's daughter, daughter)
"My dad bought me my first car My mom taught me how to drive" Credits go to Drew Baldridge
