store and download now. >> all right. that's our report this monday. we appreciate >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- sterling k. brown. the results of our "youtube halloween challenge." and music from luke combs. and now, most definitely, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. all right. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] relax, please. thank you. i appreciate it. that's very nice. i hope you had a wonderful -- i hope you're enjoying the extra hour we got on sunday. i had fun with the hour. i used it to spend some time -- i actually used my extra hour to reset all the clocks in my house. it's so much fun. [ laughter ] i tell you something, i'm tired

of being responsible for saving daylight. it's time for daylight to learn to save itself. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] yes, we got an extra hour of sleep, but we also got an extra hour of donald trump being president of the united states. i'd like to set my calendar ahead a year. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] as of today -- we're one day short of a year from the next presidential election. interesting fact. at this point in 2015 a year ahead of the election you know who the republican front-runner was? for real. dr. ben carson. [ laughter ] and then he woke up and it was all just a dream and then he went back to sleep. but at the white house today the president played host to the world series champion washington nationals. it was a little bit confusing. he was under the impression he was hosting white nationalists, not the nationals. [ laughter ] oh, it's a baseball team. that's nice. as players have been known to

o'do the nationals brought the president a jerzy. but not the usual jersey. the players went with something practical instead. [ laughter ] as you know trump did not throw out a pitch at a world series game. he's the only president since 1910 who's not thrown out a first pitch while in office. but he's done it before. he did it at a red sox game back in 2006. [ laughter ] that's what you call resting pitch face. [ laughter ] i never really noticed a strong physical resemblance between trump and his older sons. until i saw this. and now it's like -- [ laughter ] they're such cute guys. it's as plain as day. as you know, the president got booed at the world series. and he got booed at another sporting event on saturday night. he was at madison square garden where he did not get a friendly reception from his home town of new york. there were more boos than cheers at a ufc fight of all places. you think he'd do -- donald trump getting booed at the ufc is like mayor pete getting booed at gap kids. it shouldn't happen. [ laughter ] but after the fight amidst

reports of the boos the president's heirs took to twitter to defend daddy. and i guess they were still jacked up on red vines and mountain dew because djtj wrote angrily "despite the b.s. from blue checkmark twitter when we walked in the arena it was overwhelmingly positive." which he tweeted from his account with a blue checkmark on twitter. [ laughter ] is that some new kind of code word for the liberal elite now? the blue checkmarks? anyway, and then eric trump lashed out at the media. he wrote "what a joke. you are the most dishonest people. the audience was chanting "donald trump, donald trump followed by usa, usa. dana white said it was the greatest entrance he has seen into a ufc. i can't wait till we win again in 2020 to further embarrass," spelled wrong, "your profession." [ laughter ] hashtag fake news. nothing sums up eric trump like misspelling the word embarrassed. how does he misspell a word he has seen on every birthday card

since he was 5 years old? [ cheers and applause ] the real reason, the reason trump went to ufc is he thought they were going to kfc. the boos were a surprise. eventually he found a friendly crowd this weekend. he had a pep rally in tupelo where he came one a brand new way to describe his impending impeachment. >> first they engineered the russia hoax. that was a total hoax. the single greatest lies ever foisted upon the american people. >> jimmy: like a drunken thesaurus. [ laughter ] trump was whistleblowing off steam this morning. he wrote "the whistle-blower gave false information and dealt with corrupt politician schiff. he must be brought forward to testify. written answers not acceptable. where is the second whistle-blower? he disappeared after i released the transcript. does he even exist? where is the informant? con." [ laughter ] "written answers are unacceptable." who would ever try to submit

written answers to -- oh. you. how about that? [ applause ] you know, this idea that trump -- all joking aside, this idea that he's calling for a whistle-blower to be unmasked. he should be impeached just for that. that is unconscionable, probably illegal. this was another good one. "false stories are being reported that a few republican senators are saying that president trump may have done a quid pro quo but it doesn't matter, there's nothing wrong with that, it is not an impeachable event. perhaps so but read the transcript. there is no quid pro quo." [ laughter ] what? he didn't do it. but if he did do it, which he didn't, it would be okay. and it is okay that he didn't do it because he didn't do it. [ laughter ] i think he might need to get some quid pro prozac in his body. [ laughter ] and you know that big beautiful wall he's been working on? the one no one could ever get

sflu. >> we're building a wall. it's a wall -- nobody's going through my wall. trump builds walls. i build walls. >> people will not be able to get through that wall very easily. >> this is something you can't cut through, you can't use welders to cut it. you can't cut it down. it's the real deal. >> an unbreakable barrier. >> virtually impenetrable. >> it's going to be impenetrable. >> impenetrable. >> jimmy: well, apparently smugglers in mexico have been sawing right through the wall. with a $99 saw. [ laughter ] >> we have a very powerful wall. but no matter how powerful you can cut through anything. in all fairness. but we have a lot of people watching. cutting is one thing but it's easily fixed. one of the reasons we did it the way we did it is it's very easily fixed. you put it back in. but we have a very powerful wall. but you can cut through any wall. >> jimmy: right, right, right. which is why we shouldn't have built it in the first place. they cut through it using a saw you can find at any hardware

store. he spent the last four years saying he's going to build a wall nobody will be able to penetrate it. the minute they cut through it he's like, well, yeah, if you buy a saw. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i have to say, it's hard to -- only donnie wahlberg would be dumb enough to bet his border strategy on mexicans having never been to a home depot. it really is amazing. [ laughter ] one candidate donald trump will not face in 2020 is beto o'rourke, who ended his presidential campaign over the weekend. apparently, his base of adults who still skateboard just wasn't big enough. [ laughter ] and he's polling at 1% in iowa, which isn't really even a poll number. 1% is a hydrocortisone cream. [ laughter ] but while beto may have dropped out of the race, he has vowed to keep sending us hundreds and thousands of e-mails from his campaign until the year 2038. so that'll be nice. tomorrow night in primetime tomorrow night, we have a much-anticipated event here on

abc. "the little mermaid" live. this is a live musical. the stars include queen latifah, john stamos, shaggy, and none other than our very own guillermo has been offered -- [ cheers and applause ] -- a part. for real. in the live little mermaid. which is a great idea because he can't dance, act, or sing. he doesn't even know how to swim. [ laughter ] okay? but he's been rehearsing all day. and let's go to him now. he is on the disney lot in burbank. oh, my goodness. look at this. he brought friends along. guillermo, tell us who is there with you right now. >> guillermo: shaggy and john stamos, jimmy. >> jimmy: shaggy and john stamos. john, this has got to be a dream come true for you because john, if you don't know, is one of those adults who loves disney far, far too much. right? >> it's like a wet dream really. you go to disneyland. your son kevin said you went last week.

disneyland stuff. >> jimmy: listen, i went with a little child, and it wasn't last week, it was about three months ago. but i don't want to fight with you, john. we're here to celebrate this outfit you're in. shaggy, how did you get mixed up in this? >> i heard they were looking for a crab. it's a crabby job. >> jimmy: your crab costume looks a little bit like eddie murphy's "delirious" outfit. >> dude, you're like the third person that told me that. >> jimmy: guillermo, what are you dressed as? what is that? >> i'm a blowfish, jimmy. >> jimmy: guys, let me ask you. you guys know how to do this kind of stuff. if guillermo were to forget his -- guillermo, do you have lines? >> guillermo: no. no lines. >> jimmy: good idea. if he were to forget his choreography live, what should he do? >> do like us. >> jimmy: what will you do, shaggy? >> just make it up. >> jimmy: okay.

you hear that, guillermo? just make it up. >> just make it up, man. >> you're not going to forget, are you, guillermo? >> guillermo: it's not going to happen, jimmy. >> jimmy: are hootie and the blowfish here tomorrow? guillermo, come like that tomorrow also. >> guillermo: all right. >> jimmy: good luck to you. break legs and all that stuff. you can see john stamos, shaggy, and guillermo live tomorrow night at 8:00 here on abc. "the little mermaid." [ cheers and applause ] they're going to regret that for 100% sure. now, this is something i know many people have been looking forward to all year. the results of our annual beloved tradition, the halloween candy youtube challenge. this is the ninth time we've done it. [ cheers and applause ] many -- i'm told that many of the disappointed kids from the first time we did it in 2011 have now blossomed to become fully grown disappointed adults. and i want to say something to those out there who think i do

this bays enjoy being mean to kids. that is not -- i love kids. not only do i love kids, i have written and illustrated a children's book called "the serious goose." now, this is not a joke. it comes out december 3rd. it's available for preorder now. and all the money i make from it goes to children's hospitals here in l.a. and around the united states. [ cheers and applause ] so please buy this. it looks like this. "the serious goose." and remember that for the next five minutes as we endure the tears of disappointed children. in this year's edition of "hey, jimmy kimmel, i told my kids i ate all their halloween candy." >> we ate all your halloween candy. [ crying ] is it okay? >> no! >> guess what? >> guess what? >> we're just joking. [ screaming ] >> because of you dummy stupid

parents. >> mama was just too hungry. i ate all your candy. [ screaming and crying ] >> why? we hate you! >> oh, my god. >> i ate it all. >> why! >> i ate it all because i was hungry. >> ah, ah, ah! >> i'm joking. i'm joking. >> why did you -- >> i don't know what you're saying. >> mommy and daddy ate all of your halloween candy.

is that okay? [ screaming ] >> we hate all of your candy. will you forgive me? >> yes. but don't do it again. it will make you very sick. you have to poop all that out. >> i'm telling on you. really. >> it's not fair! >> julianna. >> that's so rude! tomorrow i'm going to eat your stuff. for real. and i'm not going to give you no goodies. just buppy. that's so rude of you. >> but we were hungry. >> well, you've got to eat some vegetables. not candy. >> go! now! go! eat some vegetables. see? you make us sad. say sorry. >> last night i got hungry and i ate all of your halloween candy.

ow! >> are you happy that your candy is not gone? >> a little bit. but i love you more than candy. >> aw. >> can i have the bucket? >> you just want the empty bucket? aw. >> you don't eat people's candy! >> okay. i'm really, really sorry. >> you made me mad. you made me really mad, mommy. >> i said i'm sorry. >> it's okay. >> well, thank you. i love you. >> i love you too. [ crying ] >> mckenzie. jimmy kimmel told me to do it. [ screaming ] >> jimmy kimmel told me to trick you. >> who's that? >> don't get mad at mommy.

it's just jimmy pickle. >> if i ever see jimmy kimmel i would punch him in the face. >> why? >> he deserves it. >> what if i do it again tonight? >> i'll punch him in the wiener. >> when -- >> you have a mouth full of candy right now. and you're crying about more candy. >> and -- >> stop. wait. chew what's in your mouth. i don't understand you. [ laughter ] and now what? >> i ate all of it. it's all gone. >> it's all gone? you ate all of it. >> how does it make you feel? >> chocolate. >> jimmy: he said chocolate. [ applause ] chocolate. okay? sorry, kids. and thanks to all the parents

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"frozen 2" -- which means kristen bell, idina menzel, josh gad and jonathan groff -- with music from grace potter and the teskey brothers too. so please join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] of all the sterling browns in the world, with all their many middle initials, our first guest tonight is undoubtedly the best. he's a two-time emmy winner with a new movie called "waves" opening november 15th. please say hello to sterling k. brown. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm doing fantastic. >> jimmy: i like this suit. my y lk sharp. >> picked up a little something. thanks. >> jimmy: did you dress up for halloween? >> i did not dress up for halloween. i dress up every day. so i took it easy. >> jimmy: i like that. >> my kids, my youngest was a power ranger. >> jimmy: okay. >> because evidently they're still around. [ laughter ]

>> jimmy: yeah. they won't go away. >> they won't go away. my oldest was some kind of harbinger of death. he's house slytherin. so that's his thing. >> jimmy: he likes the bad guys? >> he loves the bad guys. >> jimmy: isn't it interesting when a kid takes a liking to the bad guys? >> interesting. he sees draco malfoye and he's like "i understand him." [ laughter ] he's like no, but he's just misunderstood. >> jimmy: does he do that with superheroes too? he likes the villains? >> his favorite superhero is actually peter parker. it's spider-man. between peter parker and miles morales. because both of those movies were -- [ applause ] and "infinity wars." this is not a spoiler. you guys have seen infinity wars. when peter parker goes away. i had to pick him up and put him on my lap because he was convulsing in tears. >> jimmy: wow. >> then in endgame when peter parker came back, he's like, yes! i knew tchld

i knew it! like blang r black panther's he's fine. but peter parker. >> jimmy: and martin scorsese says those movies don't mean anything. >> they mean a lot. >> jimmy: when you're out in public trick or treating with your children or whatever, do people recognize you more from "this is us" or the o.j. miniseries? >> you know, it's interesting. sometimes i fool myself into thinking i'm still kind of incon-negro. [ laughter ] i can walk through life without anybody noticing anything. and then quickly i'm reminded like oh, no, people know who you are. right? so if you happen to be in west hollywood or beverly hills at some sort of upscale eatery that's usually going to be like the o.j. fans and whatnot. although they're all over. "this is us" can be at the vons. you're at the cvs like getting something. and people just want a hug. you know what i'm saying? like they look at you, their eyes immediately back watery, and they're like could you hug me? and you're like i'm just trying to get this pringles.

you hug it out. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's nice of you to do. >> yeah, man. >> jimmy: i feel like you're so good in the o.j. miniseries as christopher darden i've almost forgotten like what christopher -- who christopher darden is and you've replaced him. like you swallowed him up in a way. have you ever met him? did you talk to him? >> so i reached out during filming and i tried to like facebook friend him. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i was like hi, my name is sterling k. brown, i've been tasked with portraying you on the new miniseries. i didn't hear anything at all. during the whole time shooting never heard anything. and i met him briefly just within this past year at an event that my wife hosted. he was very kind. very shy. very quiet. and we didn't say too much. and that was the extent of our interaction. >> jimmy: were you disappointed that he didn't say much? >> you know, it was interesting. like i think everything happens exactly the way that it's supposed to. because if we had met and we just didn't get along at all then i was like oh, now i have to play you.

that's kind of awkward. et cetera. no. i'm not disappointed. i'm cool with it. >> jimmy: good. you've been an actor for quite some time before people started to know your name and your face and all that. >> yeah. incon-negro. that's what i'm saying. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did a play -- what year was the play you did with al pacino? >> that was like 2002 or 2003. >> jimmy: and it was an unbelievable cast. >> oh, dude. it had billy crudup, paul giamatti, chaz palminteri, steve buscemi, charles durning and like me. >> jimmy: eight of the greatest actors in the world. >> absolutely incredible. we had two months of rehearsal for like a four-week run. al and i got to know each other by playing chess together. he brought a chess board, and he's like, do you play? i'm like yeah, i play -- let's go. and we're playing. and he like talks crap while you're playing. i wouldn't do that! [ laughter ] and i was like, all right. but i beat him five times. and he won three times.

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, so you took -- >> represented. yeah, but we had so much fun, man. he would tell all these stories about old hollywood. some pg-13, some rated r. i let him share with you when he comes for the -- but he's a hoot. >> jimmy: you had a lot of fun with him. >> had a blast. >> jimmy: he's a lot of fun, right? you would never know what you might get from him. >> he's incredibly eccentric but owns his eccentricity. like he is who he is and is not afraid to be that. he'd be in rehearsal and he would do things that i would classify as a young actor as strange. >> jimmy: like what? >> just like he'd do different voices or things that just seemed odd. i was like is he going to do it like that? that's not the pacino i know. but he allows himself a process. right? sometimes when you're a young actor you want to look good all the time. he's not afraid to look bad knowing that he's ultimately going to end up in another place. it was a big learning lesson for me. >> jimmy: so in front of the

other actors he will experiment, he'll try things and then when he gets out on stage he saves the good stuff -- now, do you do that same thing? >> i try to. i try to do something where i never look for an end result, you're always in a state of rehearsal. right? so i'm not trying to get to the end of anything but just play what's authentic to the moment. >> jimmy: i see. that's good advice for actors. right? >> thank you. >> jimmy: for everyone else it's completely worthless. [ laughter ] but for actors. >> for actors. try to be in the moment. >> jimmy: and i'm impressed you won five out of the eight games. was he mad that the young guy comes in and beats him? >> he was a little upset. and i got a chance to talk crap back to him and it was fun. >> jimmy: that sounds like fun. we're going to take a break. when we come back we'll see a clip from the new movie. it's called "waves." sterling k. brown. we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by light-life. thl enjoy. find us in the meat aisle!

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are back. our next guest is a proud north carolinian, cma winner and recent grand ole opry induct yes who made history recently as the first artist to simultaneously top all five billboard country music charts for multiple weeks. i'm not exactly sure what that means, but i know it's a big deal. his new album "what you see is what you get" comes out friday. please welcome luke combs. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm good, buddy. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well but not as well as you are because i didn't even like kind of put the dates together. but you've been only doing this professionally for how many years now? >> well, what do you consider professionally? getting paid? >> jimmy: yeah. >> probably five years. >> jimmy: five years. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you've become this

huge star in five years. which is crazy. >> i don't know about huge star. >> jimmy: well, listen, i'll assess it. it is a huge star. i just read that confusing record that you set. [ laughter ] >> there's a lot of those. >> jimmy: it's a good record that you set. >> it is. >> jimmy: you dropped out of college -- you were close to graduation, right? >> yeah. 21 credit hours left. so like a semester and a half maybe. i don't know if you can do a half semester. >> jimmy: right. but you decided i'm going to go make a -- what was it that made you decide to drop out? >> well, i was a pretty bad student. so that helped a lot. [ laughter ] no, i've been in school for five years at that point, and i've been singing my whole life and it was just something i didn't understand that wow, you can do something you that you like and people will pay you for it. like i didn't comprehend that. >> jimmy: what were you planning to do? what was your major? >> my major was criminal justice. i wanted to be a homicide detective is feactually what i

wanted to do. which people are pretty surprised by. but if you've noticed, i don't actually have the physical build of a police officer necessarily. [ laughter ] undercover. that's right. yes. that is a fact. [ applause ] >> jimmy: may i ask, why did you want to do that? were you watching cris sx"csi" thought yes, that's what i would like to do? >> i don't know about "csi." but something along those lines. i was like how cool is that guy. >> jimmy: i think you made the right choice. >> i think it was like solving the puzzle was the intriguing choice to me. which is what i love about writing songs. it's a puzzle that has no pieces. so you make the pieces and then you have to put them together. that's the thing i enjoy so much about writing music. >> jimmy: and now this is kind of a cool as far as coming full circle goes, you are playing a big show at your alma mater. >> yes. i'm playing my first stadium show at appalachian state

university in boone, north carolina. [ applause ] >> jimmy: are there still teachers or anybody you keep in touch with that you'll invite to the show? >> probably not from my time there just because i wasn't in class a lot. [ laughter ] but from my -- i'll invite my high school chorus teacher for sure. my high school chorus teacher and me are still very close. >> jimmy: got you. did you play like gigs in the local college area when you were there? >> i did. i played a lot of gigs. when i started, you know, i played anywhere that would let me play. it turned into my job pretty quickly. i was working two jobs and going to school. >> jimmy: what were you doing? >> i was a bouncer at a bar that i actually lived above the bar, upstairs. and then i was -- i folded shirts at an izod store. if you can imagine that. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you good at folding shirts still to this day? >> you know what? my fiance makes fun of me all the time but i still fold my

shirts the same way i did in that store to this day. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i dot same thing. i worked at one of those. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i put them in a bag and i hand them to my wife. [ laughter ] wow. so you were a bouncer and playing gigs and did you bounce at the same place where you played gigs? >> well, i never bounced at the same time that i played. once i played my first show -- so the way it kind of went down was i lived -- there were seven apartments above this really tiny strip mall. there was the bar on the left, the middle was a tanning salon, the right was domino's pizza. and so i lived in between the domino's and the tanning salon. like on the wall pretty much. so i could hear the tanning salon phone that would go off at all hours of the night. and i'm not sure why people were calling the tanning salon at 2:00 in the morning, but they were. >> jimmy: it's dark. >> so i would have my job bouncing. i would go downstairs, i'd work outside. it was freezing cold all the time. and i'd go upstairs. and i went down, asked my boss

one night. i said hey, i've been playing guitar for the last year and a half, i've been singing. like you should let me do a show here. i've never done a show. and he said, well, i can't because in our lease agreement there are seven apartments upstairs and those people aren't -- they don't want to be hearing music. and i said, well, i'm one of the guys that lives in the upstairs. and i said i will get everybody down here and nobody will call, i promise. and he was like i can't do it contractually speaking. i went to the bar across the street and i booked the show on a wednesday night. my first show i ever played. i charged a dollar for a ticket. i made $200. 200 people showed up. and that was more money than i made at both of my jobs that week. and so i went across the street the next day, and i told my boss. i said, hey, i played a show next door. 200 people came on a wednesday. i can either keep doing that or i can do that here. the choice is yours. and he chose to let me do the shows --

>> jimmy: he chose to violate his lease agreement. >> absolutely. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and now you're a real -- boy, if this isn't a sign of success i don't know what is. you've got your own custom crocs that you designed. >> i do. yes. >> jimmy: beautiful. will you wear these to your wedding? >> absolutely. yes. >> jimmy: and what is the idea here? like they're camouflage but also orange. >> this is -- okay. this is high camouflage fashion right here. so my first pair -- this is -- i call these the lc-2s. >> jimmy: these are obviously not the first pair you designed. >> we couldn't get our hands on the first edition for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. >> they ran out so fast. >> jimmy: don't worry, i'll get them on the website. but no. so i'm kind of red, if you couldn't tell. so the camo kind of works for the -- >> jimmy: for your complexion. >> the jiffy lube tlieng.

works good. the idea is if you're in the woods, let's say you're in the woods and you're hunting. >> jimmy: in crocs. >> and you don't have this orange on. how do i know that you're not a fox or something? you know what i mean? [ applause ] >> jimmy: a fox in crocs. you don't see a fox in crocs, that's for sure. >> yes. >> jimmy: well, congratulations on those. by the way, is that a beer opener? >> it is. yes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. you're going to play some music for us tonight. >> yes. >> jimmy: everyone's got to pay a dollar tonight for the music. >> $1. >> jimmy: this is the new album. luke combs. it's called "what you see is what you get." it comes out friday. luke combs, everybody. we'll be right back with him. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the 2019 a-class. mercedes-be

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sterling k. brown. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, this is his album, "what you see is what you get." here with the song "even though i'm leaving" -- luke combs! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ daddy i'm afraid won't you stay a little while keep me safe ♪ ♪ 'cause there's monsters right outside ♪ ♪ daddy please don't go 'cause i don't wanna be alone and the second that you're gone ♪ ♪ they're gonna know before he went to bed he grabbed my hand and said ♪ ♪ just 'cause i'm leaving it don't mean that i won't be

right by your side ♪ ♪ when you need me and you can't see me in the middle of the night ♪ ♪ just close your eyes i kn you're s be right there ♪ ♪ even though i'm leaving i ain't going nowhere ♪ ♪ dad we'll be late and uncle sam don't like to wait ♪ ♪ he's got a big ole plane that's gonna take me far away i know i act tough ♪ ♪ but there's a churning in my gut 'cause i just can't call you up ♪ ♪ when things get rough before i left he hugged my neck and said ♪

♪ just 'cause you're leaving it don't mean that i won't be right by your side ♪ ♪ when you need me and you can't see me in the middle of the night ♪ ♪ just close your eyes and say a prayer it's okay i know you're scared ♪ ♪ i might be here but i'll always be right there ♪ ♪ even though you're leaving i ain't going nowhere ♪ ♪ ♪ daddy i'm afraid won't you stay a little while i never thought i'd see the day ♪ ♪ i had to say goodbye daddy please don't go 'cause i can't do this on my

own ♪ ♪ there's no way that i can walk this road alone daddy grabbed my hand and said ♪ ♪ just 'cause i'm leaving it don't mean that i won't be right by your side ♪ ♪ when you need me and you can't see me in the middle of the night ♪ ♪ just close your eyes and say a prayer it's okay boy i ain't scared ♪ ♪ i won't be here but i'll always be right there ♪ ♪ even though i'm leaving i ain't going nowhere no, i ain't going nowhere ♪

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