I don’t cry I hold it all inside ‘Til I’m alone And I ball
Unlike my dad He’d get mad Take it out on us With his hand Sometimes with his fist
Now they say that I’m too sensitive That I care too much how others feel They say that I should just be a man And I wish that I could But I’m haunted every day By the men who hold us back Lock us in this path Of dominance, war, hate And I see how it could be If they could just try To be sensitive. To be sensitive.
I don’t cry I drown my sorrows Every night At the bar
Just like my dad But I get sad Think about the past All I’d have done All I never will
Now they say that I’m too sensitive That I care too much how others feel They say that I should just be a man And I wish that I could But I’m haunted every day By the men who hold us back Lock us in this path Of dominance, war, hate And I see how it could be If they could just try To be sensitive. To be sensitive.
I don’t cry ‘Cept every single night That I’m alone And lost by myself
Just like my dad He never could Escape his fucked up ways Until he was no more.
Now they say that I’m too sensitive That I care too much how others feel They say that I should just be a man And I wish that I could But I’m haunted.