Title: “Big Daddy’s Time” Verse 1 His phone keep ringing, asking, “Baby, what time you coming in?” She just smile across the room, say, “I’ll deal with him when I can.” We tucked away in a little roadside motel, Living easy while he’s paying every bill. He thinks she’s working late again, But she’s already where she’s been. Pre-Chorus I ain’t chasing, I just let the truth unfold, Some things money just can’t hold. When the feeling’s real, you don’t have to pretend, That’s a lesson he still don’t understand. Chorus He’s calling your phone, asking where you’ve been, While you’re over here wrapped up in Big Daddy’s loving. Motel nights, living off his dime, But your heart keeps finding mine. You even help me keep these wheels rolling down the road, ‘Cause what we got keeps bringing you back for more. He’s got the money, but I got the time, That’s why you keep crossing that line. Verse 2 Silence on the phone when his name lights up, He don’t know enough is enough. He can buy the world, but he can’t buy peace, Can’t hold on to something that’s ready to leave. Every promise sounding the same, But your smile says everything changed. Bridge Love ain’t measured by a pocket full of cash, Sometimes the richest moments never last. When the truth finally comes to light, Everybody’s got to choose what’s right. Final Chorus He’s calling your phone, wondering where you’ve been, While you’re over here choosing love again. Motel lights and a midnight song, You say this is where you belong. He can keep the questions, keep the jealousy too, ’Cause your heart already made its move. Big Daddy just tips his hat and smiles, Let the music play another while. Outro “You can’t buy real love with a wallet full of money… Sometimes all she wants… is somebody who makes her feel at home.”
