In the forties When Diddy Levine with Eunice King He gave her the that she wore
the smiling daughter Who came from a way before But Eunice was the father she always saw
they never, never, never, never, never, never told her She always knew the You see kids were so much wiser the wars
But Diddy hadn't had enough, she had to get some On a ration of paper She 'Eunice, I'm not sure'
And her child in her arms She looking for a fling Besides, she didn't the name 'Mrs. King'
The first time she heard Damper Dan Was on the Crooning at a volume was way, way down low
Diddy was surprised to hear that name was Dan Soon after he was a And he asked, begged and for her hand
Damper's heart was Diddy answered "No, no, no, no, no" But if she changed her mind she said "Dan, let you know"
With her child in her She went for a man Besides she didn't the name Damper Dan
the smiling daughter grew up to be a teenage queen Through all of her mother's She kept the name
Behind the house she first made her scene Liked a boy Allister Who was dating a friend called
And wasn't mad when Janet came in between But Allister got when he heard And he the U.S.A. Marines
Inheritance you see runs through every Who is to say is to be, is any better Over and it goes goodness and badness wind blow
Over and over, and over Over and over and and over and over and over and over The good wind and the bad wind