Biography:
The Lost Dogs have been called a country music supergroup, but they consider themselves to be a roots and alternative music group. They began in 1991 as a one-time collaboration between four very different vocalists and songwriters from four different bands at the behest of their label at that time. Terry Scott Taylor (Daniel Amos, the Swirling Eddies), Gene Eugene (Adam Again), Derri Daugherty (The Choir), and Michael Roe (The 77s) have over the last two decades released nine eclectic albums of traditional American music (country
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“Real Men Cry”
Lost Dogs
written by Terry Scott Taylor
[intro]
B C#m F# B
[verse]
C#m
I always thought I was the strong one
B
Who had the faith when you had doubt
C#m
I was the one to hide my feelings
B
You were the one to let them out
G#m
My daddy taught me, "Son, be tough and strong"
F#
That is what I tried to do
C#m
But you're telling me, girl, that you can't live like this
F#
And that you might be leaving soon
[chorus]
B
Do real men cry?
D#m
I never thought that it was true
E
Maybe I could tough this one out
F#
Be strong enough to make it through
B E
But now there's tears in the eyes of this stubborn fool
B
Do real men cry?
F# B
Baby, now you know that real men do
B C#m F# B
[verse]
C#m
I assumed you knew that I would love you
B
and be your rock through thick and thin
C#m
I've always been a man of few words
B
when what you needed was a friend
G#m
I thought if I stood tall just like a wall
F#
it would all be good enough
C#m
Please let me hold you now and promise you, girl
F#
that I'm through with acting tough
[chorus]
B
Do real men cry?
D#m
I never thought that it was true
E
Maybe I could tough this one out
F#
Be strong enough to make it through
B
But now there's tears in the eyes
E E/D# C#m
of this stubborn fool
B
Do real men cry?
F# B
Baby, now you know that real men do
B
Do real men cry?
F# B
Baby, now you know that real men do
Lost Dogs
written by Terry Scott Taylor
[intro]
B C#m F# B
[verse]
C#m
I always thought I was the strong one
B
Who had the faith when you had doubt
C#m
I was the one to hide my feelings
B
You were the one to let them out
G#m
My daddy taught me, "Son, be tough and strong"
F#
That is what I tried to do
C#m
But you're telling me, girl, that you can't live like this
F#
And that you might be leaving soon
[chorus]
B
Do real men cry?
D#m
I never thought that it was true
E
Maybe I could tough this one out
F#
Be strong enough to make it through
B E
But now there's tears in the eyes of this stubborn fool
B
Do real men cry?
F# B
Baby, now you know that real men do
B C#m F# B
[verse]
C#m
I assumed you knew that I would love you
B
and be your rock through thick and thin
C#m
I've always been a man of few words
B
when what you needed was a friend
G#m
I thought if I stood tall just like a wall
F#
it would all be good enough
C#m
Please let me hold you now and promise you, girl
F#
that I'm through with acting tough
[chorus]
B
Do real men cry?
D#m
I never thought that it was true
E
Maybe I could tough this one out
F#
Be strong enough to make it through
B
But now there's tears in the eyes
E E/D# C#m
of this stubborn fool
B
Do real men cry?
F# B
Baby, now you know that real men do
B
Do real men cry?
F# B
Baby, now you know that real men do
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