Story Behind The Song
I don?t cry very much. My wife cries frequently and comfortably. She sees it as a natural part of life. After my mother passed away I wrote a song for her but found it hard to grieve. When I played the song for a friend whose mother had also recently
Song Description
Upbeat song about tears comparing rain invigorating the soil to tears invigorating our soul
Song Length |
4:05 |
Genre |
Folk - Contemporary, Country - Contemporary |
Tempo |
Fast (151 - 170) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Mood |
Poignant, Troubled |
Subject |
Healing, Sorrow |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
Tears Sing a River
Parched earth, cracked and broken beneath an azure sky
Clouds grey as charcoal come drifting by
Soil softens as rain falls all around
Heaven opens and cries upon the ground
Like that earth my heart?s so dry
I need a really good cry
Tears sing a river that bathes my soul
Wash through the pain and mix it with joy
Carry me down the canyon and out to sea
Where I will be, whole again
I dance with sorrow, play a game of hide and seek
Afraid to face the pain, heck I barely take a peek
Say, ?I?m alright I just want to go home?
Find a thousand other things to do when I?m alone
Like that earth my heart?s so dry
I need a really good cry
Tears sing a river that bathes my soul
Wash through the pain and mix it with joy
Carry me down the canyon and out to sea
Where I will be, whole again
My body is aching for peace
Time to swim in the river
I want that sweet release
Tears can deliver
Tears sing a river that bathes my soul
Wash through the pain and mix it with joy
Carry me down the canyon and out to sea
Where I will be
Where I will be
Where I will be
Whole again
Words & Music 2006 By Michael Capella