Everyday I Have to Cry
Brenda Lee · Other Songs - Brenda Lee
This was my love I didn't want to share it
I thought the love would make my love bright and sunny
He said he couldn't love cause he didn't have no money.
Everyday I have to cry some
Everyday I have to cry some
dry the water from my eyes some
Everyday I have to cry.
I had me a boy, I guess I really loved him
Every night I have to cry- thinking of him
But you can't mix love and money
'Cause if you do it's going to hurt somebody.
Everyday I have to cry some
Everyday I have to cry some
dry the water from my eyes some
Everyday I have to cry.
Lord, I know that he's just a fool now
But is it wrong to love if he ain't fit now
Every time you mix love with money
Every time you know it hurts somebody.
Everyday I have to cry some
Everyday I have to cry some
Dry the water from my eyes some
Everyday I have to cry.
Everyday I have to cry some
Everyday I have to cry some
Dry the water from my eyes some
Everyday I have to cry...
Everyday I Have to Cry
Brenda Lee's 'Everyday I Have to Cry' stands as a poignant song in her extensive discography, showcasing the emotional depth that defined her career. Known for her powerful vocals and ability to convey heartbreak, Lee delivered this track with the signature intensity that earned her the title of the Little Miss Dynamite. The song reflects the classic pop and country influences that permeated her recordings during this era, offering listeners a raw expression of sorrow. While Lee is often celebrated for her upbeat hits, this ballad highlights her versatility and capacity for nuanced performance. It remains a testament to her enduring legacy as one of the most significant figures in American music, capturing the universal experience of grief through a timeless melody and heartfelt delivery.