Verse 1: He walks in with that knowing grin, Ready to make us laugh again, With a twinkle in his eye, he'd start to say, "Why don’t eggs tell jokes? They’d crack up all day." Pre-Chorus: We'd groan and we'd roll our eyes, But deep inside, we couldn't hide our smiles. Every punchline, every silly rhyme, Made our days a little more sublime. Chorus: Dad jokes for days, they never get old, Corny and sweet, like stories told, With a "Why did the scarecrow win an award?" He’d keep us laughing, we’d never be bored. In this life, you take the good and the bad, But oh, how I treasure those jokes from Dad. Verse 2: Sunday mornings, breakfast at dawn, Dad with his coffee, he'd start on, "Why don’t oysters share their pearls?" he'd tease, "Cause they’re shellfish, you see!" Pre-Chorus: His humor bright, his heart so wide, In every joke, we took such pride. Underneath those morning skies, Dad jokes lit up our lives. Chorus: Dad jokes for days, they never get old, Corny and sweet, like stories told, With a "Why did the scarecrow win an award?" He’d keep us laughing, we’d never be bored. In this life, you take the good and the bad, But oh, how I treasure those jokes from Dad. Bridge: Now I'm grown, with kids to call my own, Telling those same jokes on my phone. I see that sparkle in their eyes, As they laugh and ask me why. Chorus: Dad jokes for days, they never get old, Corny and sweet, like stories told, With a "Why did the scarecrow win an award?" He’d keep us laughing, we’d never be bored. In this life, you take the good and the bad, But oh, how I treasure those jokes from Dad. Outro: So here's to the man with the endless quips, Who filled our days with laughter and trips. With every joke, I feel so glad, For the love and laughter from dear old Dad.
