Daddy's Old Farm

[Verse] In the shadow of the old oak tree, Daddy’s shoes sit empty as can be. Mommy's eyes, they hold the weight of years, And late at night, they fill with tears. [Verse 2] His old tractor rusts in the barn, On this land, our sheltered charm. Now it’s me, Mom, and two sisters dear, Facing life, and fighting fear. [Chorus] But the sun still rises every day, We work the fields, come what may. In his memory, we stand strong, Together we’ll keep moving on. [Verse 3] Morning coffee on the kitchen table, Stories of him that keep us able. His laughter echoes through the hall, A guiding light, though he's long called. [Verse 4] We mend the fences, tend the grove, With his love as the torch we hold. Though he’s gone, his spirit’s near, In every smile, and every tear. [Chorus] But the sun still rises every day, We work the fields, come what may. In his memory, we stand strong, Together we’ll keep moving on.