Intro:             I ran out on my children And I ran out on my wife Gonna run out on you too baby I?ve done it all my life Everybody cried the night I left well almost everybody did My little boy just hung his head And I put my arm put my arm around his little shoulder And this is what I said: "I just want you to hurt like I do I just want you to hurt like I do I just want you to hurt like I do                                   Intro        Honest I do honest I do honest I do" If I had one wish one dream I knew would come true I’d want to speak to all the people of the world I’d get up there I’d get up there on that platform First I’d sing a song or two you know I would I’d do I’d talk to the people and I’d say "It’s a rough rough world it’s a tough tough world Well you know And things don’t always things don’t always go the way we plan But there’s one thing one thing we all have in common And it’s something everyone can understand All over the world sing along Chorus by: José Duarte [email protected]

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque la douleur et le regret d'un homme qui a abandonné sa famille et qui souhaite que ceux qu'il a laissés derrière ressentent la même souffrance que lui. Il exprime une sorte de désespoir, lui qui sait que la vie est parfois difficile et que les plans ne se déroulent pas toujours comme prévu. La mélodie se transforme en un appel universel : malgré les épreuves, il y a une compréhension commune qui unit les gens à travers le monde. Dans ce contexte, il se remémore ses enfants, se demandant s’ils peuvent comprendre sa douleur. C’est une réflexion sur les choix de vie et leurs conséquences, teintée d’un désir de connexion malgré la séparation.