Bursting out with Smiles
I’m bursting out with smiles to-day
Because my Daddy’s come to stay
He’s promised not to go away
Because he loves my Mummy
He left one day, just after tea
And that upset Mummy and me
They use to row a lot you see
Oh how I miss my Daddy
Mummy cried both night and day
And I just didn’t want to play
I wish her hurt would go away
Because I love my Mummy
I spoke to Daddy on the phone
Asked him please to come back home
We were so sad that he had gone
Oh how we miss you Daddy
The days and then the weeks went by
At night in bed sometimes I’d cry
‘Be brave said Mummy, will you try
I know you miss your Daddy
My Daddy loves me, that I know
He often hugs and tells me so
Oh why did Daddy have to go
I know he loves my Mummy
Then they had that long, long chat
Discussing this, discussing that
And Daddy said, he missed the cat
Oh what a silly Daddy
But really what he meant to say
He wished he hadn’t gone away
He misses us both night and day
Oh poor unhappy Daddy
And Mummy said, can we be
A loving , caring family
And Daddy said, Yes I agree
Lets’ go and tell our baby
I’m bursting out with smiles to-day
And in my bed to-night I’ll pray
To God for such a happy day
For Mummy and for Daddy
Alternative last verse
I’m bursting out with smiles to-day
My letter didn’t go astray
Santas' gift for Christmas day
My Mummy and my Daddy
VB
I think the first ending is better; seems to fit in with the rest.
I'm sure most of the children of battling parents would be thrilled to have this happy outcome. Family life is priceless and irreplaceable.
Connie