Daddy's Little Girl

Jesse McCartney

You just turned eighteen
A week ago
And you want to learn
What you don't know
You're grown up don't need permission
Find out what you've been missin'

It took some time but now you really wanna figure out
Just what it is that all the other
Girls are talkin' 'bout
And It's drivin' your Mama Crazy
Cause Daddy's little girl is now my baby

I think you're ready baby
I think you're ready baby
Come on and get it baby
I think you're
I think you're

You've always followed all the rules
Done just what you're supposed to
Stick the key in the ignition
And light it up
Have a taste of what it's like
To be old enough

Move your body baby
Lemme see you work it!
Lookin' at you
Make me wanna blow a circut!
And it's drivin' your Mama Crazy
Cause Daddy's little girl is now my baby

I think you're ready baby
I think you're ready baby
Come on and get it baby
I think you're
I think you're

I think you're ready baby
(C'mon)
Daddy's little girl is ready baby
(C'mon)
I think you're ready baby
I think you're
I think you're

Tell me girl if I'm mistakin'
All the singles that you're makin'
Brought you to the road you're takin'
So c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, let's go

Girl shake what your Mama gave ya
Shake it like ya tryin' to break it
'Bout to start an earthquake
Boom!
Hey!

I think you're ready baby
I think you're ready baby
Come on and get it baby
I think you're
I think you're

I think you're ready baby
I think you're ready baby
Come on and get it baby
I think you're
I think you're


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    I just now heard of this song on another site. And I think it's repulsive and so rude. This is the "typical guy" people talk about. This song is clearly about sex, and he just wants to get into her pants now that she is of legal age. I'm not going to take these lyrics any other way. I would never date a guy who was like this... and I'd never want my daughter to date a guy like this. I just think it's rude with "daddy's little girl is ready baby"... the lyrics sound like he is pressuring this girl into having sex with him because she is 18 now.

    Now.. I could be way off... but that is EXACTLY how it comes off to me. And it disgusted me, because I actually like Jesse McCartney's song "Beautiful Soul", I thought it was so sweet. But then he comes out with this?

    NeonLotuson February 09, 2008   Link
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    this song is hot. sure, it's not as innoncent as beautiful soul, but it's certainly not as forward as into ya.

    __midnightdrearyon June 20, 2008   Link
  • -1
    General Comment

    This song rox lol how come nobody has posted yet? my goodness

    Jesse is a bad boy now. This girl just turned 18, and she is free from her fathers rules, so Jesse takes Daddy's ;ittl girl on the ride of her life lol. And also if hes older than her and she turned 18, he can legaly date her , but i dont think thats what the songs about. Or he is taking advantage of this girl for his own pleasures who knows? lol

    Its kinda a funny song when u think aobut it

    white_stone_3on June 09, 2007   Link
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    Yeah maybe this song is about sex and yeah he was a disney kid but to you expect him to be 15 and 16 forever... He sung Beatiful Soul when he was 15 i'm sorry but he not going to be that age forever. And if him growing up makes you not a fan anymore then thats a really dumb reason... i love this song and i think its great its shows ageing thats what i love about it the most.

    KayKay74on February 22, 2008   Link
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    This song disgusts me.

    courtneyrox99on May 22, 2008   Link
  • -1
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    This song is definatly about sex...but I like it. It's fun to dance to. <3

    MomoTheStrangeon July 08, 2010   Link

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