Molested at four

Her body’s still sore

Daddy, (you) don’t know what you’ve done

The wounds are so deep

She can’t even sleep

Ooh, the price you’ll pay in hell

If you can’t get enough

Why don’t you try runnin’ and stuff

Do anything, but don’t molest your girl!



(Chorus)

Honey don’t you tell

It’s our little secret

Honey don’t you tell

It’s our little secret

Honey don’t you tell

It’s our little secret

I’m gonna beat ya

If ya don’t keep it!



It all started with pornography

Over a thousand yesterdays

Stroked yourself in a way

You should leave alone ‘till your wedding day

"Daddy’s little secret" is on the evening news

it all went back to which way you’re gonna choose

Purity is true freedom

Follow lust and you’ll lose

Babe, you’ve got to tell your story

And do not feel ashamed

It’s not your fault it happened

You’re daddy’s the one to blame



Honey don’t you tell

It’s our little secret

Honey don’t you tell

It’s our little secret

Honey don’t you tell

It’s our little secret

I’m gonna beat ya

If ya don’t keep it!



(2nd Chorus)

Honey don’t you tell

It’s our little secret

Honey don’t you tell

It’s our little secret

If you love your daddy you’ll keep it!



(Does this song disturb you? It should It’s about a very, very disturbing subject – incest. When the song was written, a couple phone calls were made to a 24 hour Texas Child Abuse Hotline (1-800-25-5400) to get advice on what to include in this song’s lyrics. While the song doesn’t pretend to answer all of the painful questions a victim of abuse may have, one thing we want to get across to the victims is : IT’S NOT YOUR FAULT!!! It happens to millions like you every day. They’ve all had the same real-life nightmare. You won’t likely get any help if you bottle it up. There’s healing if you share. If you need to talk to someone, don’t hesitate to call the National Abuse Hotline (1-800-4-A-CHILD/1-800-422-4453). They deal with people who go through this all the time. There’s other avenues for help as well, like the Sanctuary hotline (1-800-548-5222), which may offer a more decidedly Chirstian perspective since they area ministry and the other hotlines are federally funded and probably have to be "careful" not to cross a "religious" boundary – but don’t let that stop you from getting help. A non-believer can still offer the truth and wisdom. The important thing is to get help. If you know of abuse going on with someone under the age of 18, be calm and supportive. You also have a legal obligation to report it.)