A country song, i cant think of it?

Jimmy Wayne "I love you this much"

He can't remember

The times that he thought

Does my daddy love me?

Probably not

That didn't stop him

From wishing that he did

Didn't keep him from wanting

Or worshipping him

He guesses he saw him

About once a year

He could still feel the way he felt

Standing in tears

Stretching his arms out

As far as they'd go

Whispering daddy

I want you to know

[Chorus:]

I love you this much

And i'm waiting on you

To make up your mind

Do you love me too?

How ever long it takes

I'm never giving up no matter what

I love you this much

He grew to hate him for what he had done

'cause what kind of father

Could do that to his son?

He said 'damn you daddy'

The day that he died

The man didn't blink

But the little boy cried

[Chorus:]

I love you this much

And i'm waiting on you

To make up your mind

Do you love me too?

How ever long it takes

I'm never giving up no matter what

I love you this much

Half way through the service

While the choir sang a hymn

He looked up above the preacher

And he sat and stared at him

He said

'forgive me father'

When he realized

That he hadn't been unloved

Or alone all his life

His arms were stretched out

As far as they'd go

Nailed to the cross

For the whole world to know

[Chorus:]

I love you this much

And i'm waiting on you

To make up your mind

Do you love me too?

How ever long it takes

I'm never giving up no matter what

I love you this much

Walk a little straighter- billy currington

I remember looking up

To look up to him

And I remember most the time

He wasn't there

I'd be waiting at the door

When he got home at night

He'd pass me by to go to pass out in his chair

And I'd say

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're swaying side to side

You're footsteps make me dizzy

And no matter how I try

I keep tripping and stumbling

If you'd look down here you'd see

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're leading me

He stumbled in the gym

On graduation day

And I couldn't help but feel

So ashamed

And I wasn't surprised a bit

When he didn't stay

He stumbled out before they called my name

And I thought

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're swaying side to side

It's not just me who's watching

you've caught everybody's eye

And you're tripping and stumbling

and even though I've turned 18

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're still leading me

The old mans still like he always was

But I love him anyway

If I've learned one thing from him

Its my kids will never have to say

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're swaying side to side

You're footsteps make me dizzy

And no matter how I try

I keep tripping and stumbling

if you'd look down here you'd see

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're leading me

Yeah walk a little straighter daddy

You're leading me

The dollar- Jamie Johnson

Daddy hugs his little man

says son I’ve got to go

and he pulls out of the drive and disappears

as they walk back in the house

the young boy asks his mama

where does daddy go when he leaves here

mama tells her little man

your daddy’s got a job

and when he goes to work they pay him for his time

well the young boy gets to thinking

and he heads up to his bedroom

and comes running back with a quarter and four dimes

(chorus:)

and says mama how much time will this buy me

is it enough to take me fishing or throw a football in the street

if I’m a little short then how much more does daddy need

to spend some time with me

the young boy tells his mama

now I know daddy’s busy

cause most times when he gets home it’s dark outside

but tell him I’ve got me some pennies

saved up from the tooth fairy

and I keep ‘em in my piggy bank and I believe there’s thirty-five

(chorus:)

and mama how much time will that buy me

is it enough to take me camping in a tent down by the creek

if I’m a little short then how much more does daddy need

to spend some time with me

mama how much time will this buy me

is it enough for just an afternoon a day or a whole week

if I’m a little short then how much more does daddy need

to spend some time with me

mama takes her little man

sets him on her lap

and starts dialing up some numbers on the phone

she says daddy come home early

you don’t have to chase that dollar

cause your little man has got one here at home

The Dollar-Jamey Johnson

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Your avatar looks angry. It freaks me out... The only song I know like this is called "I've Been Watching You", and it's by Rodney Adkins. He's a country singer. Hope you find the song you want. :)

"Walk A Little Straighter Daddy" by Billy Currington

I remember looking up

To look up to him

And I remember most the time

He wasn't there

I'd be waiting at the door

When he got home at night

He'd pass me by to go to pass out in his chair

And I'd say

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're swaying side to side

You're footsteps make me dizzy

And no matter how I try

I keep tripping and stumbling

If you'd look down here you'd see

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're leading me

He stumbled in the gym

On graduation day

And I couldn't help but feel

So ashamed

And I wasn't surprised a bit

When he didn't stay

He stumbled out before they called my name

And I thought

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're swaying side to side

It's not just me who's watching

you've caught everybody's eye

And you're tripping and stumbling

and even though I've turned 18

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're still leading me

The old mans still like he always was

But I love him anyway

If I've learned one thing from him

Its my kids will never have to say

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're swaying side to side

You're footsteps make me dizzy

And no matter how I try

I keep tripping and stumbling

if you'd look down here you'd see

Walk a little straighter daddy

You're leading me

Yeah walk a little straighter daddy

You're leading me

try "watching you" by Rodney Atkins.

"then my 4 yr old said a 4 letter word it started with s and I was concerned and I asked him now where you learn to talk like that? I been watching you dad ain''t that cool I'm you buckaroo, I wana be like you............"

I think you are thinking of I'm Already There, by Lonestar

I'm watching you? I have heard something like that before.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUiW-zC8qNo