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Dax – What It’s Like To Be A Man

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The legendary American lyrical genius and hit-maker, Dax delivers a new masterpiece soundtrack called, What It’s Like To Be A Man, which was discharged on the 14th of April, 2023.

American award-winning rapper and music star, Dax , has released a new single titled “What It’s Like To Be A Man”. This latest entry from Dax comes after the release of several other songs at the third quarter of the year 2022, showcasing his dedication to his craft and his music audience worldwide.

The new song “What It’s Like To Be A Man” was expertly composed and displays Dax’s extraordinary ability and artistry. The song’s lyrics, which allude to the suffering and challenges that many people face in life, are incredibly moving. The music is beautiful in and of itself, with a driving pace that takes the listener on a journey of self-discovery and optimism.

However, this stunning soundtrack is Dax’s debut single for the year 2023, following his studio repertoire named, ‘Pain Paints Paintings’, spanning sixteen solid and mindboggling melodies, It house the lead single – ‘Suffocating
‘, which has received positive acclamations and massive airplays in the United States and beyond.

What It’s Like to Be a Man is a fantastic and amazing piece of music by Dax. Anyone who enjoys quality music and insightful lyrics must listen to it. So go ahead and listen, download, and share music with others.

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What It’s Like To Be A Man Lyrics By Dax

I can’t hide myself
I don’t expect you to understand
I just hope I can explain
What it’s like to be a man
It’s a lonely road
And they don’t care ’bout what you know
It’s not ’bout how you feel
But what you provide inside that home

Yeah, I know this life can really beat you down, uh
You wanna scream but you won’t make a sound, uh
Got so much weight that you’ve been holdin’
But won’t show any emotion, as a man, that goes unspoken
That we can’t cry when life gets hard
Unconditional love for women, children and dogs
We know that we just have to play our parts
And don’t nobody give a damn about our broken hearts, yeah
As a man, we gotta pave our way
Our only function is to work and slave
There’s no respect for you if you ain’t paid
You’re disregarded as a human and you can’t complain
And if you ever make it up and actually reach that place
And find a woman that you love and give her your last name
You’ll feel the things that you provide is only why she stays
And when you try to explain, you’ll say

I can’t hide myself
I don’t expect you to understand
I just hope I can explain
What it’s like to be a man (What it’s like to be a man)
It’s a lonely road (It’s a lonely road)
And they don’t care ’bout what you know (Care ’bout what you know)
It’s not ’bout how you feel
But what you provide inside that home

Don’t give up, keep fightin’
As a man, our son is our horizon
And our fathers’ actions play a role and we end up like him
So they can’t let us see them hurt
‘Cause they’ll embody what we do and start a generational curse
No wonder most men are so depressed
All the things that they can’t express
They go to war, get thrown on the shelf
Then go back to war with they mental health
Then grab that bottle and ask for help
Try to pull themselves out of hell
Then fall back down and then realize
That they gon’ have to do it themselves
It’s the circle of life, as a man, you provide
They don’t know what you’re worth ’til the day that you die
And that’s when they start cryin’
Then move on to a man to confide in
That’s why we feel

We can’t hide ourselves
We don’t expect you to understand
We just hope we can explain
What it’s like to be a man (What it’s like to be a man)
It’s a lonely road (It’s a lonely road)
And you don’t care ’bout what we know (Care ’bout what we know)
It’s not ’bout how we feel
But what we provide inside that home (Inside that home)
That home
It’s not ’bout how we feel
But what we provide inside that home (Inside that home)