The song Daddy Come And Get Me is performed by Dolly Parton in the album named The Fairest Of Them All - My Favorite Songwriter, Porter Wagoner in the year 2010 .
(Dolly Parton/Dorothy Jo Hope)
In this mental institution, lookin' out through these iron bars
How could he put me in here, how could he go that far
Yes I need help but not this kind, he didn't love me from the start
But it's not my mind that's broken, it's my heart
Oh Daddy come and get me and take me home with you
I'm depending on you Daddy, there's nothing I can do
And you said that I could come to you if I ever was in need
But Daddy I can't come to you, you'll have to come to me
When he said he loved another, I was crazy with jealousy
That's 'cause I was crazy over him and I couldn't stand to set him free
And I couldn't stand to lose him and I cried and cried for days
And he said that I was crazy but he just put me in here to get me out of his way
Daddy come and get me
Oh Daddy come and get me and take me home with you
I'm depending on you Daddy 'cause there's nothing else I can do
And you said that I could come to you if I ever was in need
But Daddy I can't come to you, you'll have to come to me
Oh Daddy, come and get me
Dolly Parton - The Fairest Of Them All - My Favorite Songwriter, Porter Wagoner
- Daddy Come And Get Me
- Chas
- When Possession Gets Too Strong
- Before You Make Up Your Mind
- I'm Doing This For Your Sake
- But You Loved Me Then
- Just The Way I Am
- More Than Their Share
- Mammie
- Down From Dover
- Robert
- Everything Is Beautiful (In Its Own Way)
- Lonely Comin' Down
- Do You Hear The Robins Sing
- What Ain't To Be Just Might Happen
- Bird That Never Flew
- Comes And Goes
- Washday Blues
- When I Sing For Him
- He Left Me Love
- Oh He's Everywhere
- Still On Your Mind
- Just As Good As Gone (previously unreissued 45 b-side)