Lyrics to
Do You Love Your Children

Released by Rick Springfield in 1973
From the Album: Comic Book Heroes |

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Father do you love your children
I heard you do
But Father will you help your children
We need you to
It could be worse I know it’s true
But only if we plan
La la la Lady Mary… It’s time to show your hand
La la la Lady Mary… And make a few demands

Children do you hope that someone
Is watching you
But do you feel the need for someone
I know I do
I think about it constantly
We really aren’t that wise
La la la Lady Mary… Open up our eyes
La la la Lady Mary… And make us realize

First I have a question
(“Do you love us”)
I would like to know
(“Do you love us”)
Do you love your children
(“Do you love us”)
Do you love your children
(“Do you love us”)
Yes we really need to know
(“Do you love us”)
I think the time has come for you to show
(“Do you love us”)
(“Do you love us”) (“Do you love us”)
(“Do you love us”) (“Do you love us”)
(“Do you love us”) (“Do you love us”)
(“Do you love us”)

Mother, do you love your children
I know you do
But mother do you know your children
Will poison you
The answer does not seem too clear
We look so hard ourselves
La la la Lady Mary… Put your books back on the shelf
La la la Lady Mary… And save us from ourselves

First I have a question
(“Do you love us”)
I would like to know
(“Do you love us”)
Do you love your children
(“Do you love us”)
Do you love your children
(“Do you love us”)
Yes we really need to know
(“Do you love us”)
I think the time has come for you to show
(“Do you love us”)
(“Do you love us”) (“Do you love us”)
(“Do you love us”) (“Do you love us”)
(“Do you love us”) (“Do you love us”)
(“Do you love us”)


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Rick Springfield has released many songs over the years besides Do You Love Your Children. Rick Springfield released songs from 1972 to 2007 spanning across albums like Beginnings, Comic Book Heroes, Mission Magic!, Wait For Night, Working Class Dog, Success Hasn't Spoiled Me Yet, Living In Oz, Beautiful Feelings, Hard To Hold, Tao, Rock Of Life, Sahara Snow, Karma, Shock/Denial/Anger/Acceptance, The Day After Yesterday, and Christmas With You. Decade Lyrics has over lyrics & songs by Rick Springfield.

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