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Dear Father (song)
"Dear Father" is a single released by the American band Defeater. The song, and its accompanying acoustic B-side "I Don't Mind", are from the group's second studio album ''Empty Days & Sleepless Nights''. The single was released as a 7" vinyl and digital download on February 8, 2011 through Bridge Nine Records.〔〔
The song "Dear Father" lyrically touches on the struggles of living in a military family during post-WWII America. During a live performance in Tennessee in 2011, a group of military men in uniform were in the front row singing the song "Dear Father" along with vocalist Derek Archambault with tears streaming down their faces. According to guitarist Jay Maas, "In the middle of the song, one guy took his dog tags off and put them right in Derek's hand and said 'Thank you.' You can't put a price on that."〔 Maas also noted that none of the members of Defeater have any military background. He said, "We're just writing our opinions and what we ''think'' it would be like, and it apparently struck a chord with these guys."〔
==Track listing==
# "Dear Father" – 2:51
# "I Don't Mind" – 3:48
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