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This song written and recorded in 2003 by Lawrence Pristavec is dedicated to those Fire, Police and First responders who lost their lives on 9/11. 

 

Lyrics: Daddy's Never Coming Home

Snow is falling softly the streets are filled with cheer

Church bells in the distance tell me Christmas Eve is near

But something doesn't seem quite right cause Mommy's all alone

And I hear her crying softly Daddy's never coming home

She said you were a hero on that sad September Day

You tried to save a lot of folks but fate got in the way

And I'm proud you were a hero Daddy but I just don't understand

Cause I'd rather have here tonight holding Mommy's hand

Cause the snow don't seem so pure and white

And the night seems much too long

And Daddy God we miss you you were so loving kind and strong

Mommy says that we'll get through this and our world will again be bright

But I only feel an emptiness on this bitter Christmas night

Mom's says your in Heaven and that someday we'll be there

But I guess I just don't understand and in truth I just don't care

All I know is that we miss you not just tonight but through the year

And I know that it is Christmas but I just can't feel the cheer

Cause the snow don't seem so pure and white

And the night seems much too long

And Daddy God we miss you you were so loving kind and strong

Mommy says that we'll get through this and our world will again be bright

But I only feel an emptiness on this bitter Christmas night

So I hope you hear us Daddy cause we're missing you tonight

And until we see your smiling face then Christmas just ain't right

Something doesn't seem quite right cause Mommy's all alone

And I hear her crying softly Daddy's Never Coming Home

Cause the snow don't seem so pure and white

And the night seems much too long

And Daddy God we miss you you were so loving kind and strong

Mommy says that we'll get through this and our world will again be bright

But I only feel an emptiness on this bitter Christmas night

 

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Music and lyrics © copyright Lawrence Pristavec.