Song · Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora, and YouTube Music · 1986
Sire · Warner Music Group
Papa Don't Preach
Sire, under Warner. The decision is the child. The song is also a fight with a father.
Sire released it. Sire is Warner. A daughter tells her father she is keeping the baby and that she needs him not to turn away. The house can argue about the road that led there. The sentence in front of it is a child who is going to exist.
If a girl in this house ever has to say it, be the father who stays in the room.
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Industry
6/10
A story song, paced like a confession in a kitchen.
Household
7/10
A baby, kept. A father, feared and needed.
Piety
4/10
She is not asking permission from a creed. She is asking a man.
Courage
7/10
She says the hard fact.
Republic
5/10
A family argument with a third person who cannot speak yet.
Temperance
5/10
The romance is young. The decision is heavier than the romance.
Truth
7/10
She does not hide the pregnancy behind a mood.
Stewardship
7/10
The load-bearing fact is the child. Hear that, and do not take the video as the manual.
Live historicallyTalk, before a crisis, about what this house would do. The song is not the policy. The child would be.