Popular Father's Day Songs

Songs are just the perfect means to express your feelings for your dearest dad and give voice to your hidden emotions. It is believed that songs can convey what you may not be able to say otherwise. Beautiful lyrics and a melodious composition can really touch the heart and soul of a person. Father's Day is an ideal occasion to sing a meaningful song to your dad to make him realize how much he means to you. Below given are some popular songs for Father's Day. Sing one to your dad and make his day truly special and worthwhile. Follow on to take your pick!

Best Father's Day Songs

Dear Old Dad
Who can fix my broken bike?
Whose strong hands can hold me tight?
When I need someone to make things right,
It's my dear old Dad.

Who does things that help me grow?
Who shows me so I will know?
When I need someone to catch or throw,
It's my dear old Dad.

Dads come in all shapes and sizes,
Big or small, short or tall,
Someday I hope that I will be,
Half as great as he.

Who helps me know right from wrong?
Who works hard all day long?
When I need someone to sing along,
It's my dear old Dad.

Dads come in all shapes and sizes,
Big or small, short or tall,
Someday I hope that I will be,
Half as great as he.

At night before I go to sleep,
I thank the stars for giving me,
The greatest man in history,
It's my dear old Dad.
It's my dear old Dad.
It's my dear old Dad.
Ron Brown

The Mandolin Song
I remember when I was a little boy
At home on a rainy day
My father would go and he's look in his room
And bring out his music to play
He'd open his case and play us a tune
For me and the family
And the sound was so clear and full of life
As I played a harmony.
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He played polkas and jigs, a two-step and more
He played them with style and finesse
But when it came time for a Viennesse waltz
I knew then that's what he loved best.
He'd pick it and dance it and play it again.
He'd sing us a serenade
And the rain was the rhythm that faded away
And left us a sunny day.

Chorus:
Yes, when my dad played the mandolin
You could almost hear the orchestra play
When my dad played the mandolin
A waltz is what he played.

Now I am grown. I live on my own.
I'm home on a rainy day
I thought of old times so I called up my dad
Long distance, 'cause I wanted to say
"I've been thinking about you and those good old songs
The ones we used to know."
"Well," he said, "I put the mandolin down
More than a year ago."

Now it's taken me years to finally know
The gift of that rainy day
When my father would go and he'd look in his room
And bring out his music to play
He'd be playin' a tune so sweet and so free
As I sat there and followed along
Now I give back to him what he gave to me than
He gave to me a song.
Chorus
Rosenshontz