Guys should cry too, it's not a crime
When I was younger, they told me that I should never cryWhen I have grown, I faced the mirror and told myself never to look backRestlessly pacing around a single place, my heart ceaselessly spiraling around the string of fateEvery day and every night I go to sleep with my mask still on, with my heart and mind crippled from fatigue
I am supposed to be crying, and yet I forget how to make the tears come outI am supposed to regret, and yet I forget how to twist my heart in sorrowThis shapeless weight presses down on me to brink of exhaustion, it's beginning to get difficult to breathe
I slowly begin to lower my guard, slowly begin to regret, slowly let the tears trickle down my face
Cry, cry, cry, man! It is not a crime, even the strongest person has the right to be stressedIf all that lies behind your smile is heartbreak, there is no need for any man to keep up so awkward a façade
Cry, cry, cry man! It is not a crime, taste the by now foreign sensation of tears running down your faceEven the rain is still a form of beauty, you may as well take this opportunity, and cry as hard as you can (It's not a crime)