Where are you going Miss Tara Miss Tara? Where are you going Miss Tara Joan?  Yesterday when you played on the swing and the trampoline You're already thinkin' of a life of your own And I turned around twice and you're already gone Who will you marry Miss Tara Miss Tara? Who will you marry Miss Tara Joan?   Will he have wealth and will he have fame? I'm sure too you're wonderin' just who he will be Well that's your decision it's not up to me I hope you'll be happy Miss Tara Miss Tara I hope you'll be happy Miss Tara Joan   And that you will stay with me till you're a woman And wise to the world before you're off on your own You're my last baby girl and I'll be so alone

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la tendre nostalgie d'un père face à sa fille, qui commence à envisager son avenir et son indépendance. Il se souvient de ses jeux d’enfance, tout en s'interrogeant sur les choix qu'elle fera plus tard, notamment celui du partenaire de sa vie. On sent un mélange d'amour, d'inquiétude et le sentiment de perte à mesure qu'elle grandit. Le père espère qu'elle sera heureuse et qu'elle prendra le temps d’apprendre sur le monde avant de s'engager sur son propre chemin. Il exprime finalement une crainte de solitude, sachant qu'elle est sa dernière fille.