My emotions keep me from thinking
My heart trembles a little
My head's full, I start to dance
Hands raised to the skies
I think back to when you were there
When you helped me carry it all
I'm not strong enough for all that anymore
My shoulders are damaged
I dance with my eyes closed
The regrets won't stop yapping
And my head starts spinning
I've got tears that would love to fall
But my pride forbids it
Because it's carved deep in my memory
What dad said before leaving
One day you cry, one day you laugh
Whatever happens, it'll be alright
One day you cry, one day you laugh
Whatever happens, it'll be alright
Whatever happens, it'll be alright
Yeah, the kids have really grown up
They run all over the house
They talk loud, they talk real
But never a word too many
’Cause the elder's at the end of the table
To calm the extra glass
The melancholy of our moms
When they stroke our hair
The cousins always in drama
Because the guys are immature
The guitar that cries for the past
I've got tears full of nostalgia
Because my memory carved it deep
What dad said before leaving
One day you cry, one day you laugh
Whatever happens, it'll be alright
One day you cry, one day you laugh
Whatever happens, it'll be alright
Whatever happens it'll be alright
We go look for gold elsewhere
Even though it's right in front of us
Whatever happens it'll be alright
Whatever happens it'll be alright
Whatever happens, it'll be alright