https://open.spotify.com/track/5mtBalvr6hNsh74B8iM8zJ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3vwfJncMZI Worked out on request for Maxime Foets Daniel Boone on Beautiful Sunday Produced by Tic Toc Release Date 1971 If you like my "work" don't hesitate to add favorite or to give it the STARS it deserves (with explanation?). Here is the list of all the songs I did upload for UG: https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/contribution/3817887-frans.vanuytv/tabs?sort=-date&page=1&per-page=50 ATTENTION: You are experencied? Than you don't have to use Capo. USE TRANSPOSE BUTTON +2. ATTENTION: All chords for 2 beats OR count the * [Intro] | | / | | / | | / | | | | | | || [Verse 1] The love between the two of us was dying and it got so bad I knew I had to leave. But halfway down that highway when I turned around I saw my little daughter running after me, cry - ing [Chorus] Daddy, don't you walk so fast, daddy, don't you walk so fast. Daddy, slow down some 'cause you're makin' me run, daddy, don't you walk so fast. [Interlude] | | | / | / | | | | * | | [Verse 2] Now, it broke my heart to tell my little daughter that her daddy had to run to catch a train. She had no way of knowin' I was leavin' home for good, I turned around and there she was again, cry - ing [Chorus] Daddy, don't you walk so fast, daddy, don't you walk so fast. Daddy, slow down some 'cause you're makin' me run, daddy, don't you walk so fast. [Verse 3] (Key Change to Eb, read above) If only for the sake of my sweet daughter I just had to turn back home right there and then. And try to start a new life with the mother of my child I couldn't bear to hear those words again. When she said [End-Chorus] Daddy, don't you walk so fast, Daddy, don't you walk so fast Daddy, slow down some 'cause you're makin' me run Daddy, don't you walk so fast, won't you slow down some 'cause you're makin' me run daddy, don't you walk so fast

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La chanson évoque la douleur d'un père qui se prépare à quitter sa famille. Alors qu'il avance sur la route, il voit sa petite fille courir après lui, exprimant sa tristesse et son désespoir. Elle lui demande de ne pas aller si vite, révélant ainsi l'angoisse d'un enfant qui ne comprend pas pourquoi son père s'éloigne. Le père, touché par les pleurs de sa fille, réalise qu'il doit faire une pause et réfléchir à ses choix, cherchant à renouer avec sa vie familiale. Cette mélodie, sortie en 1971, se déroule dans un contexte émotionnel fort, où les liens familiaux sont mis à l'épreuve. L'histoire illustre le conflit entre les responsabilités et les sentiments, une lutte universelle qui touche souvent le cœur des familles.