Lyrics They Don't Make 'Em Like My Daddy - Loretta Lynn
(Jerry
Chesnut)
I
wasn′t
much
more
than
a
baby,
I
thought
he
was
a
bear
The
way
my
daddy
carried
me
around
They
said
I
learned
to
walk
while
holdin'
on
to
just
one
finger
On
the
hand
of
a
man
that
stands
at
six-foot-three.
Not
old
enough
to
understand
the
meaning
of
depression
Just
something
people
talked
about
a
lot
My
daddy
wasn′t
one
that
tried
to
make
no
big
impressions
Just
one
heck
of
a
man
that
worked
for
what
he
got.
They
don't
make
men
like
my
daddy
anymore
Guess
they've
thrown
away
the
pattern
through
the
years
In
a
great
big
land
of
freedom
at
a
time
we
really
need
′em
They
don′t
make
'em
like
my
daddy
anymore.
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Instrumental
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From
the
Johnson
County
coal
camps
to
the
hills
of
West
Virginia
My
daddy
hauled
the
timber
for
the
mines
Education
didn′t
count
so
much
as
what
you
had
born
in
you
Like
the
will
to
live
and
a
dream
of
better
times.
Daddy
never
took
a
handout,
we
ate
pinto
beans
and
bacon
But
he
worked
to
keep
the
wolf
back
from
the
door
And
it
only
proves
one
thing
to
me
when
folks
start
belly
achin'
They
don′t
make
'em
like
my
daddy
anymore.
They
don′t
make
men
like
my
daddy
anymore
Guess
they've
thrown
away
the
pattern
through
the
years
In
a
great
big
land
of
freedom
at
a
time
we
really
need
'em
They
don′t
make
′em
like
my
daddy
anymore.
They
don't
make
′em
like
my
daddy
anymore...
1 Hey Loretta
2 Coal Miner's Daughter
3 Let Your Love Flow
4 You're Looking At Country
5 Me and Bobby Mcgee
6 One's On the Way
7 The Pill
8 Out of My Head and Back in My Bed
9 Somebody, Somewhere
10 I Fall To Pieces
11 Walkin' After Midnight
12 Crazy
13 Back In Baby's Arms
14 She's Got You
15 They Don't Make 'Em Like My Daddy
16 You Ain't Woman Enough
17 We've Come a Long Way Baby
18 Your Squaw Is On the Warpath
19 Spring Fever
20 Fist City
21 Y'all Come
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