The Good Kind – The Wreckers
One Tree Hill · One Tree Hill [2005]
I would say it was your best line ever
Too bad I fell for it
And I walked along
Waiting for you to come along
Take my tortured heart by the hand
And write me off
Do you know I cry?
Do you know I die?
Do you know I cry?
And it's not the good kind
Oh you forced to become strong
And I just cried, being weak
And you think you know
And I would like to think so
But do you know that when you go
I fall apart
Do you know I cry?
Do you know I die?
Do you know I cry?
And it's not the good kind
No, you not the good kind
I'm tired of hiding behind these lying eyes
I'm tired of this smile that even I don't recognize
Do you know I cry? (Do you know I cry)
Do you know I die? (Do you know I die)
Do you know I cry? (Do you know I cry)
And it's not the good kind
Do you know I cry? (Do you know I cry)
Do you know I die? (Do you know I die)
Do you know I cry? (Do you know I cry)
And it's not the good kind
Do you know I cry? (Do you know I cry)
Do you know I die? (Do you know I die)
Do you know I cry? (Do you know I cry)
And it's not the good kind
No, you're not the good kind
Do you know I cry?
The Good Kind – The Wreckers
This track by The Wreckers serves as the opening theme for the television series One Tree Hill, released on the show's 2005 soundtrack album. The song blends indie rock with a melodic pop sensibility, establishing an emotional tone that aligns with the series' dramatic narrative. As part of the show's broader musical identity, the recording features a polished production style characteristic of mid-2000s television soundtracks, designed to resonate with the audience while complementing the on-screen action. The Wreckers' contribution helped define the sonic landscape of the series during its initial run, offering a distinct alternative rock flavor compared to the more mainstream pop tracks also featured on the album.