Two Tears
Hanson · Mmmbop
Oh yeah yeah
I'm sorry if I made you cry
I'm sorry if tears fell from your eyes
I'm sorry if I hurt you
For that was not at all what I intended to do
But just remember
For every tear that falls
From your eyes
Two tears fall from mine
I never wanted to hurt you baby
I never wanted those tears to fall
I never wanted to make you cry
I guess I should have taken a little more time
(repeat chorus)
(bridge)
For every tear that you cry
Two tears fall from mine
For every tear that you cry
Two tears fall from mine
For every tear that you cry
For every tear that you cry
Two tears fall from mine
I'm sorry if I made you cry
I'm sorry if tears fell from your eyes
I'm sorry if I hurt you
For that was not at all what I intended to do
But just remember
For every tear that falls
From your eyes
Two tears fall from mine
I never wanted to hurt you baby
I never wanted those tears to fall
I never wanted to make you cry
I guess I should have taken a little more time
(repeat chorus)
(bridge)
For every tear that you cry
Two tears fall from mine
For every tear that you cry
Two tears fall from mine
For every tear that you cry
For every tear that you cry
Two tears fall from mine
Two Tears
Hanson's 1997 single "Two Tears" serves as the closing track on their breakthrough album Mmmbop, marking a shift from their signature pop-rock sound to a more introspective ballad. Recorded during the height of their early 2000s popularity, the song features the group's characteristic harmonies and emotional delivery, reflecting themes of heartbreak and vulnerability. While the track did not achieve the same chart dominance as the group's earlier hits, it remains a significant part of their discography, showcasing the band's ability to explore deeper emotional territories beyond their mainstream pop identity. The recording stands as a testament to Hanson's evolution as songwriters and performers during the late 1990s.