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I pray to Lord, my soul today that we want who stays, then we won't who stay.

All we got is us, no one can't take that away

so don't who's been okay I pray to lord my soda take that we won't who's babe then we won't

who stay all we got is us no one can't take that away so don't go stay this going to be okay

well hello everybody welcome back to another episode of Just Listen to Yourself. This is a very special J-L-T-Y. It's the Father's Day episode. And to celebrate the Father's Day episode, well, I was going to get my husband to do the Father's Day episode, but he has to work. And also, I don't

think he would really want to do it anyway. I was going to coerce him to doing it. But instead,

I got the next best thing, which is his dad, my father-in-law, Pastor Vic Davis. Welcome

back to the show, Dad. It's a pleasure to be back,

Kira. I've enjoyed all that you've been doing and how God's been using you and just happy

for you and my grandkids out that way. Oh, thanks, Dad. Well, it is appropriate to have you

here for Father's Day because you actually have a

great story as a father.

And one of the things that you've always been passionate about is is fatherhood and

raising up men to become good fathers.

That's been very important in the communities that you've lived in,

but really for the black community especially and for obvious reasons we're,

you know,

we're a part of that community and becoming a part of the Davis family has really meant to become passionate about

what fathers mean to our families and our children. So to start out, Dad, would you tell us a

little bit about your upbringing? I know, I think a lot of our listeners are familiar with you. You've been on the show

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