Rosendale - Sad Boys Don't Go To Heaven

When he turned ten his dad turned cold
Wouldn’t hug him anymore
‘Cause real men learn not to feel pain
His father raised him just the same

Now he spends his time alone
Sitting on his frozen throne
Too afraid to say he’s cold
No one will ever know

Sad boys don’t go to heaven
They don’t stick around for long enough
To see what could’ve happened
If someone told them that they were loved

Boys are tough
Boys are brave
But know for them thеre’s hell to pay
Then onе by one forgotten
Sad boys don’t go to heaven no

When he turned twenty he met a girl
Pockets bare but gave her the world
But she had diamonds on her mind
Left him in the dead of night
Friends would tease him when he cried
In no one could he confide
Prayed to god he’d find the light
To guide him through the night

But sad boys don’t go to heaven
They go places where there’s drinks and drugs
To see what they’ve been missing
Before all is said and all is done

Made your jokes
It’s too late
He’ll never see those pearly gates
Then one by one forgotten
Sad boys don’t go to heaven no

Sad boys don’t go to heaven no

When he turned thirty he was tired
Dead end job, barely surviving
Father calls to ask him why
He made such a mess of his life

He screams and slams the telephone
The final straw had to be pulled
He once was taught that boys don’t cry
But never realized
That sad boys don’t go to heaven
They don’t stick around for long enough
To see what could’ve happened
If someone told them that they were loved

Boys are tough
Boys are brave
Until they make their great escape
Then one by one forgotten
Sad boys don’t go to heaven no

Sad boys don’t go to heaven no
Sad boys don’t go to heaven

Boys are tough
Boys are brave
Until they make their great escape
Then one by one forgotten
Sad boys don’t go to heaven