Grown Men Don't Cry - Tim Mcgraw (蒂姆·麦格罗)

I pulled into the shopping center

And saw a little boy wrapped

Around the legs of his mother

Like ice cream melting they embraced

Years of bad decisions

Runnin' down her face

All mornin' I'd been

Thinkin' my life's so hard

And they wore everything they own

Livin' in a car

I wanted to tell 'em it would be okay

But I got just got in my suburban

And I I drove away

I don't know why they say

Grown men don't cry

I don't know why they say

Grown men don't cry

Keep having this dream

About my old man

I'm 10 years old

And he's holding my hand

We're talkin' on the front

Porch watchin' the sun go down

But it was just a dream

He was a slave to his job

And he couldn't be around

So many things I wanna say to him

But I just placed a rose on his grave

And I talk to the wind

And I don't know why they say

Grown men don't cry

I don't know why they say

Grown men don't cry don't cry

I'm sittin' here with my kids and my wife

And everything that

I hold dear in my life

We say grace and thank the Lord

Got so much to be thankful for

Then it's up the stairs and off

To bed and my little girl says

"I haven't had my story yet"

Everything weighin' on my mind

Disappears just like that

When she lifts her head

Off her pillow and says

"I love you dad"

I don't know why they say

Grown men don't cry

I don't know why they say

Grown men don't cry

And I don't know why they say

Grown men don't cry

I don't know why they say

Grown men don't cry don't cry