(Shel Silverstein)   Bill Anderson & Susan Breast      (Daddy, what if the sun stop shinin'?)   (What would happen then?)      If the sun stopped shinin'   Why you'd be so surprised   You'd stare up at the heavens   With those big blue eyes.      And the wind would carry   All of your light up to the skies   And the sun would start shinin' again   (And the sun would start shinin' again.)      (But daddy, what if the wind stopped blowin'?)   (What would happen then?)      If the wind stopped blowin'   Then the land would be dry   And your boat wouldn't sail   And your kite wouldn't fly.      And the grass would see   all of your troubles and she'd tell the wind   And the wind would start blowin' again   (And the wind would start blowin' again.)      (But daddy, what if the grass stopped growin'?)   (What would happen then?)      If the grass stopped growin'   Why you'd probably cry   And the ground would be weathered   By the tears from your eyes.      And then like your love for me   The grass would grow so high   Yes, the grass would start growin' again   (Yes, the grass would start growin' again.)      (But daddy, what if I stopped lovin' you?   (What would happen then?)      If you stopped lovin' me   Then the grass would stop growin'   The sun would stop shinin'   And the wind would stop blowin'.      So honey, if you want   To keep this old world a goin'   Well, you better start lovin' me again (again)   You better start lovin' me again      (But I love you, daddy.)   You do?   you mean you were just teasin' me?   (I was just teasin'.)   Well, come o'er put your arms around me   I'll tell you a story. (I'm sorry...)