I took a shot at the champion bout. 
But my shot came when I was still stupid and young. 
And the force of his trade hit me like a train. 
I pleaded with the fight referee, 
Please let me lie here just a little longer. 
I'll surely catch my breath and then land my left. 
But things were worse than I'd figured then. 
My suffering lungs, they came to rest. 
The weight left my feet, and they laid my body. 
 
I left my poor, young 
Promise Me You'll Try lyrics

I know it's on your heart 
That a love like ours shall never fall apart 
You're so afraid of the rain 
So I will take your hand 
And I'll love you in the best way that I can 
And I only expect the same 
widow to grieve. 
Broke the heart that I'd sworn to keep. 
And the thought of it sinks like a hole inside of me. 
 
Just before I close my eyes, 
I heard a soft voice speak to me. 
It was a scene from my childhood. 
It said your father's tired. 
Now let him sleep. 
 
Twenty-one years after I was born, 
I left my job working in a storeroom. 
And hoping for a break, I punched above my weight 
And lost my first professional fight. 
Just clung to the ropes and too
Getting Into Something lyrics

I'm getting into something
You got me into something good
Like I knew you would
I'm moving into something
You move me into something easy
And it pleases me
Took me by surprise
Never saw the light
Unti
 shots to the side. 
This work, it might kill me, but this work provides. 
And I wasn't talented, but I worked hard. 
I beat better fighters by having a bigger heart, 
And I rose through the stakes on my manager's faith. 
 
And took a shot at the champion bout. 
But my shot came when I was still stupid and young. 
And the force of his trade hit me like a train. 
I pleaded with the fight referee, 
Please let me lie here just a little longer. 
I'll surely catch 
If I Could lyrics

If I could right now I'd like to be your mother
So I could give to you and not have to explain
I would brush your hair and tell you you'll be alright
And if you cried, well, you would not feel ashamed
my breath and then land my left. 
But things were worse than I'd figured then. 
My suffering lungs, they came to rest. 
The weight left my feet, and they laid my body. 
 
I left my poor, young widow to grieve. 
Broke the heart that I'd sworn to keep. 
And the thought of it sinks like a hole inside of me. 
 
Just before I close my eyes, 
I heard a soft voice speak to me. 
It was a scene from my childhood. 
It said your father's tired. 
Now let him sleep.