Dear Father

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Sum 41 - Rock, Canadian Rock

Dear Father

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Duration: 3:52

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[Verse 1] Address this letter to Dear Father I know you as complete unknown I guess it's better you don't bother All our truths should be left alone [Pre-Chorus] Be left alone, be left alone [Verse 2] I learned the things you never showed me Took the chances you'd have blown And to this day, the one and only You remain a complete unknown [Pre-Chorus] Complete unknown, complete unknown [Chorus] You're out there somewhere, I don't know if you Care at all, it seems that you don't It's as if the day will never Come, so you remain a complete unknown [Post-Chorus] Unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown Unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown [Verse 3] So many years have been ignored You've been gone without a trace I'm getting used to knowing you're Just a name without a face [Pre-Chorus] Without a face, without a face [Chorus] You're out there somewhere, I don't know if you Care at all, it seems that you don't It's as if the day will never Come, so you remain a complete unknown You're out there somewhere, I don't know if you Care at all, it seems that you don't It's as if the day will never Come, so you remain a complete unknown [Post-Chorus] Unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown Unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown [Bridge] Address this letter to Dear Father I know you as complete unknown I guess it's better you don't bother All our truths should be left alone [Chorus] You're out there somewhere, I don't know if you Care at all, it seems that you don't It's as if the day will never Come, so you remain a complete unknown You're out there somewhere, I don't know if you Care at all, it seems that you don't It's as if the day will never Come, so you remain a complete unknown [Outro] You're out there somewhere, I don't know if you care...

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  • Deryck Whibley