| Song | Grown Man Cry |
| Artist | Amanda Palmer |
| Album | Theatre Is Evil |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| We are standing on the threshold | |
| Of a decent conversation | |
| When I can hear the door slam | |
| I know the face you're making | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But once you get your mind made up | |
| There is no getting through to you | |
| For a while it was touching | |
| For a while it was challenging | |
| Before it became typical | |
| And now it really isn't interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| I'm lying on the sofa and the radio is blaring | |
| And I'm scanning through the stations as the boys declare their feelings | |
| But it doesn't feel like feelings | |
| It feels like they're pretending | |
| It's like they just want blowjobs | |
| And they know these songs will get them | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But i have learned my lesson now | |
| And you’re not the one | |
| I'm turning to | |
| And for a while it was touching | |
| For a while it was challenging | |
| Before it got habitual | |
| And now it really isn't interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| I was the first to warn you | |
| I lay myself before you | |
| I was the first to warn you | |
| I put myself before you | |
| We are standing on the corner | |
| And you're throwing down the gauntlet | |
| It is not a life decision | |
| We just need to pick a restaurant | |
| After all this, | |
| I should know you | |
| Well enough not to get into it | |
| I should learn, but | |
| I'm an idiot | |
| You only want an argument | |
| And for a while it was touching | |
| It was almost even comforting | |
| Before it became typical | |
| And now it really is not interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man throw a temper fit | |
| To see a grown man cross his arms | |
| And sit as if the whole wide world would end | |
| If he was not a part of it | |
| But at the same time with no confidence | |
| Never realizing the consequence he's having | |
| On the ones he loves | |
| Because he thinks he makes no difference | |
| We are standing on the threshold | |
| Of a decent conversation | |
| When I can hear the door slam | |
| I know the face you're making | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But this time, | |
| I am giving up | |
| I am simply giving up on you |
| We are standing on the threshold | |
| Of a decent conversation | |
| When I can hear the door slam | |
| I know the face you' re making | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But once you get your mind made up | |
| There is no getting through to you | |
| For a while it was touching | |
| For a while it was challenging | |
| Before it became typical | |
| And now it really isn' t interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| I' m lying on the sofa and the radio is blaring | |
| And I' m scanning through the stations as the boys declare their feelings | |
| But it doesn' t feel like feelings | |
| It feels like they' re pretending | |
| It' s like they just want blowjobs | |
| And they know these songs will get them | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But i have learned my lesson now | |
| And you' re not the one | |
| I' m turning to | |
| And for a while it was touching | |
| For a while it was challenging | |
| Before it got habitual | |
| And now it really isn' t interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| I was the first to warn you | |
| I lay myself before you | |
| I was the first to warn you | |
| I put myself before you | |
| We are standing on the corner | |
| And you' re throwing down the gauntlet | |
| It is not a life decision | |
| We just need to pick a restaurant | |
| After all this, | |
| I should know you | |
| Well enough not to get into it | |
| I should learn, but | |
| I' m an idiot | |
| You only want an argument | |
| And for a while it was touching | |
| It was almost even comforting | |
| Before it became typical | |
| And now it really is not interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man throw a temper fit | |
| To see a grown man cross his arms | |
| And sit as if the whole wide world would end | |
| If he was not a part of it | |
| But at the same time with no confidence | |
| Never realizing the consequence he' s having | |
| On the ones he loves | |
| Because he thinks he makes no difference | |
| We are standing on the threshold | |
| Of a decent conversation | |
| When I can hear the door slam | |
| I know the face you' re making | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But this time, | |
| I am giving up | |
| I am simply giving up on you |
| We are standing on the threshold | |
| Of a decent conversation | |
| When I can hear the door slam | |
| I know the face you' re making | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But once you get your mind made up | |
| There is no getting through to you | |
| For a while it was touching | |
| For a while it was challenging | |
| Before it became typical | |
| And now it really isn' t interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| I' m lying on the sofa and the radio is blaring | |
| And I' m scanning through the stations as the boys declare their feelings | |
| But it doesn' t feel like feelings | |
| It feels like they' re pretending | |
| It' s like they just want blowjobs | |
| And they know these songs will get them | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But i have learned my lesson now | |
| And you' re not the one | |
| I' m turning to | |
| And for a while it was touching | |
| For a while it was challenging | |
| Before it got habitual | |
| And now it really isn' t interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| I was the first to warn you | |
| I lay myself before you | |
| I was the first to warn you | |
| I put myself before you | |
| We are standing on the corner | |
| And you' re throwing down the gauntlet | |
| It is not a life decision | |
| We just need to pick a restaurant | |
| After all this, | |
| I should know you | |
| Well enough not to get into it | |
| I should learn, but | |
| I' m an idiot | |
| You only want an argument | |
| And for a while it was touching | |
| It was almost even comforting | |
| Before it became typical | |
| And now it really is not interesting | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man cry | |
| To see a grown man throw a temper fit | |
| To see a grown man cross his arms | |
| And sit as if the whole wide world would end | |
| If he was not a part of it | |
| But at the same time with no confidence | |
| Never realizing the consequence he' s having | |
| On the ones he loves | |
| Because he thinks he makes no difference | |
| We are standing on the threshold | |
| Of a decent conversation | |
| When I can hear the door slam | |
| I know the face you' re making | |
| And I really want to talk to you | |
| I really, really wanted to | |
| But this time, | |
| I am giving up | |
| I am simply giving up on you |