Daddy, Daddy, What is Heaven Like? Tiny Tim
"Daddy, Daddy, What is Heaven Like?" by Tiny Tim, released in 1968, is a whimsical #Folk song exploring themes of innocence, curiosity about the afterlife, and the bond between parent and child. Its unique blend of ukulele and Tiny Tim's distinct falsetto creates a playful yet poignant atmosphere. The song reflects on faith and the wonder of childhood, leaving a lasting cultural impression with its heartfelt simplicity.
Daddy, Daddy, what is heaven like?
Is it like our house, so pretty and white?
I don't understand, it doesn't seem fair
If Mommy loved us so, why did she go there?
Heaven, my son, child is a beautiful place
Where there's a smile on everyone's face
Mommy loved us both, but she had to go
We needed her so, here but they needed her more
Daddy, Daddy, is heaven very far?
How long would it take if we go by car?
If you cross me at the corner, I can take my bike
Daddy, please tell me, what's heaven like?
You can't go there, by bike or a car, it passed the moon way beyond the stars
And maybe someday, you'll go to heaven, too
If I know your mommy, she saved a place for you
Daddy, Daddy, I can hardly wait
I'm so excited; heaven sounds great
Can I run and tell Brother good-bye?
Why is there, Daddy, a tear in your eye?
Is it like our house, so pretty and white?
I don't understand, it doesn't seem fair
If Mommy loved us so, why did she go there?
Heaven, my son, child is a beautiful place
Where there's a smile on everyone's face
Mommy loved us both, but she had to go
We needed her so, here but they needed her more
Daddy, Daddy, is heaven very far?
How long would it take if we go by car?
If you cross me at the corner, I can take my bike
Daddy, please tell me, what's heaven like?
You can't go there, by bike or a car, it passed the moon way beyond the stars
And maybe someday, you'll go to heaven, too
If I know your mommy, she saved a place for you
Daddy, Daddy, I can hardly wait
I'm so excited; heaven sounds great
Can I run and tell Brother good-bye?
Why is there, Daddy, a tear in your eye?
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