When Mountains Break
They see
the smile.
They
never ask what it costs.
He’s up before the morning light,
Chasing dreams that keep him up at night.
A thousand plans inside his head,
A thousand words he’s never said.
He tells his people,
“I’ll be fine,”
While losing pieces of his mind.
They call him strong,
they call him brave,
But who’s there for the man who saves?
He has a heart beneath his pride,
He has his fears he keeps inside.
If he falls apart tonight,
Will someone hold him through the fight?
WHO HOLDS THE STRONG MAN
WHEN HIS WORLD COMES DOWN?
WHO HEARS HIS SILENCE
WHEN THERE’S NO
ONE AROUND?
Let him cry,
let him breathe,
He is more than what you need.
Even mountains break sometimes—
Even strong men cry.
He’s more than money in his hand,
More than a name,
more than a plan.
He wants to love,
he wants to rest,
To know he’s worthy at his best.
Not every wound will leave a scar,
Not every dream becomes a star.
But he deserves a place to fall,
He shouldn’t have to face it all.
No crown is worth a broken soul.
No man was born to bear it all.
Lay down the weight,
release the pain,
You don’t lose strength by feeling pain.
WHO HOLDS THE STRONG MAN
WHEN HIS WORLD COMES DOWN?
WHO HEARS HIS SILENCE
WHEN THERE’S NO
ONE AROUND?
Let him cry,
let him breathe,
He is more than what you need.
Even mountains break sometimes—
EVEN STRONG MEN CRY!
You don’t have to be unbreakable
To be a man.