Written By: David Rhodes

I’ve been a bad man, all of my life
I’ve never cared, about wrong or right
If I wanted something, it might be your life
That’s just the way that I am

They say I killed a man, it’s probably true
I don’t quite remember, but it’s something I’d do
I could’ve been found guilty of more than a few
Now it’s close to the end

But it might surprise you; I’ve been loved in my life
Somewhere I have children and more than one wife
But they saw my dark side and learned how to hide
From the monster I am

Now I’m not asking for any sympathy
I wouldn’t give you any, I expect none for me
I deserve everything that’s coming to me
But I’ve been wondering

Will anyone cry on the day that I die?
Will anyone cry on the day that I die?

Don’t try to save me because you think it’s right
And it’s not because I believe in an eye for an eye
You see I’m just tired of this miserable life
It’s time to move on

But when a man sits back and ponders his fate
When the day of his death has been set by the state
He starts thinking back though it’s too late
And wondering

Will anyone cry on the day that I die?
Will anyone cry on the day that I die?

So as I take that walk on my very last day
Pardon me if I don’t hear a thing that you say
But just for a moment I might turn away
Listening

Will anyone cry on the day that I die?
Will anyone cry on the day that I die?