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Toby Keith – Big Dog Daddy

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About The Song

“Big Dog Daddy” is a country song by American singer Toby Keith. It was released on June 12, 2007 as the second single from his eleventh studio album of the same name. The song, written by Keith and Scotty Emerick, tells the story of a man who is proud of his accomplishments and his status as a “big dog daddy.”

The song is a mid-tempo country rocker with a driving beat. Keith’s vocals are strong and confident, and the lyrics are full of bravado. The song celebrates the good life, and it’s sure to get you toe-tapping and singing along.

“Big Dog Daddy” was a commercial success, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was also a critical success, with many critics praising Keith’s vocals and the song’s catchy melody.

If you’re a fan of Toby Keith or country music in general, then you’ll definitely want to check out “Big Dog Daddy.” It’s a fun, upbeat song that’s sure to put a smile on your face.

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMeqorr2Cuk

Lyric

Hey Daddy!Oh yeahWell I’m a big dog daddy you know my faceand the joint starts rockin’ when I walk in the placeThe band starts stompin those rhythm guitarAnd the dance floor is jumpin’ through the back of the barEverybody looks better in the neon lightsWhen a plan comes together on a Saturday night
Yeah, the parking lot is packed and that’s a pretty good signI take it right in the back I don’t stand in lineThe boys all lookin’ and a hittin’ the spotSayin’ the girls start shaking everything that they gotWhen a little cat momma gets ready to rideI got Lincoln continental waitin’ right outside
I’m a big dog daddy (Big dog daddy), yeah a big dog daddy (Big dog daddy)Boys stand back and the girls are gettin’ caddySomething goin’ down with the big dog daddy
You gotta stay out late if you are makin’ the rounds‘Cause there are a lot of good joints on the way downtownI got some good buddies that can rock all nightThey ain’t looking for trouble but they know how to fight
If your girl starts actin’ like she is one of a kindYa grab the next one standin’ at the head of line
Big dog daddy (Big dog daddy), just big dog daddy (Big dog daddy)Got miles screaming from here to CincinnatiTry to compete with the big dog daddy
Big dog daddy (Big dog daddy), just big dog daddy (Big dog daddy)Boys stand back and the girls are gettin’ caddySomething goin’ down with the big dog, big dog
Big dog daddy (Big dog daddy), just big dog daddy (Big dog daddy)Boys stand back and the girls are gettin’ caddySomething goin’ down with the big dog daddy
Got ’em all screaming from here to CincinnatiTry to compete with the big dog daddy
C’mon boysLet’s roll…
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