New Dads, Old Dads, All Dads -- Listen Up! There's a new country music song with profound words that get right to the heart of whose footsteps you're truly following....and the two little feet that'll follow you forever.
With inspired lyrics written by Pastor Gerald Crabb of Louisville, KY this telling and significant country song opens the deepest vault of your heart, probably more so than any country songs about family.
It has a way of locking itself inside of you forever -- free of harm's way, promising to stay there altogether safe, sound and snuggly.
In its timelessness, every eye-opening word rings true and every word brings truth.
Tommy G. Wood, gifted and talented country music artist, delivers this tough yet tender-hearted message that's as soft and gentle as a brand new baby's skin.
Words like the need to "reach out for direction" and the desire to be "a living example" bring to light that native longing of all dads the world over to be the very best father for their precious little ones.
This song suggests that just like their fathers, children also have a built-in native, uncanny genius-like ability to mimic everything they see and hear from the world around them.
And then, lo and behold, after they take it all in -- they breathe it all out!
Like an echo that gets repeated over and over, children take in, soak up and copy (with some differences) and pattern themselves upon the ones they love and admire the most.
Because our wide-eyed children make a replica of our very words, folks are spending lots of borrowed time combing earnestly through positive parenting books that promise quick answers on raising confident, godly children. Here's a song that sums up everything in one simple tune with time-tested parenting advice that grandma is sure to recommend. Plus, you'll save a bunch of time by tossing the hodgepodge reading matter and use that time to invest in your little one who's secretly watching you.
Question is, will she or he see you walking through dark, seedy gangways or traveling the sunshine-filled, sweet smelling high-road of life?
Listen to this song one-time and the decision that will affect who and what you hand down to posterity becomes crystal clear!
"Two Little Feet" recorded at almost four minutes, you'll find it takes the time to talk loudly in a commonsensical way without being preachy.
Once heard, moms, grandmas, grandpas, aunts, uncles, and everyone who loves children will want their "new dad" to listen, really listen before another day passes by to this new country song.
©2012 Mary Theresa McLean, exclusive web content writer for Tommy Wood.
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