Quote:
Originally Posted by bonjovi90
In These Days, is it:
"Everybody's got their cross to bare, these days" like in "everybody's got to show their faith and belief"
or is it
"Everybody's got their cross to bear, these days" like in "everybody's got their burden to carry"?
I don't have the booklet at hand and so many lyric sites state one or the other and for me, it'd change the meaning of this part quite a bit.
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I always thought it was the second one but your interpretation is an interesting one..cross to bare can also mean that you are exposed because of your beliefs.