https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7VGGmTJqZs [Chords] EADGBe G 320033 G/D xx0003 Gsus4 xx0013 A* x00000 C x32013 D xx0232 Dsus4 000233 Em 022003 A7 x02020 [Intro] x4 [Verse 1] My father died a year ago today. The rooster started crowing when they carried Dad away. There beside my mother, in the living room, I stood, With my brothers and my sister, knowing Dad was gone for good. Well, I stayed at home just long enough, To lay him in the ground and then I, Caught a plane to do a show up north in Detroit town. Because I'm older now and I've got no time to cry. [Chorus] I've got no time to look back, I've got no time to see, The pieces of my heart that have been ripped away from me. And if the feelings starts to coming, I've learned to stop 'em fast. `Cause I don't know, if I let 'em go, they might not wanna pass. And there's just so many people trying to get me on the phone. And there's bills to pay, and songs to play, And a house to make a home. I guess I'm older now and I've got no time to cry. [Verse 2] I can still remember when I was a girl So many things have changed so much here in my world. I remember sitting on the front yard when an ambulance went by, And just listening to those sirens I would break down and cry. But now I'm walking now I'm talking, Doing just what I'm supposed to do. Working overtime to make sure that I don't come unglued. I guess I'm older now and I 've got no time to cry. [Chorus] I've got no time to look back, I've got no time to see, The pieces of my heart that have been ripped away from me. And if the feelings starts to coming, I've learned to stop 'em fast. `Cause I don't know, if I let 'em go, they might not wanna pass. And there's just so many people trying to get me on the phone. And there's bills to pay, and songs to play, And a house to make a home. I guess I'm older now and I've got no time to cry. [Verse 3] I sit down on the sofa an' I watch the evening news: There's a half a dozen tragedies from which to pick and choose. The baby that was missin' was found in a ditch today. And there's bombs a'flying and people dying not so far away. Now I'll take a beer from the 'fridgerator, And go sit out in the yard and with a cold one in my hand I'm gonna bite down and swallow hard. Because I'm older now and I've got no time to cry. [Chorus] I've got no time to look back, an' I've got no time to see, The pieces of my heart that have been ripped away from me. And if the feelings starts to coming, I've learned to stop 'em fast. `Cause I don't know, if I let 'em go, they might not wanna pass. And there's just so many people trying to get me on the phone. And there's bills to pay, and songs to play, And a house to make a home. I guess I'm older now and I've got no time to cry. [Outro] I guess I'm older now and I just ain't got no time to cry. No time to cry, no time to cry, no time to cry

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque le passage du temps et la manière dont les épreuves de la vie, comme la perte d'un être cher, nous poussent à avancer malgré la douleur. Le narrateur, après avoir perdu son père, ressent le besoin de rester occupé et de refouler ses émotions, face aux responsabilités et aux nombreuses attentes qui l'entourent. Elle souligne cette lutte entre le chagrin et le quotidien, où chaque moment est une opportunité de se distraire plutôt que de s'apitoyer. Dans ce contexte, l'artiste partage une réalité où la vie continue à avancer, peu importe les difficultés. Cette chanson résonne profondément avec ceux qui ont été confrontés à des pertes et qui tentent de naviguer à travers le tumulte de la vie tout en gardant une certaine contenance.