I’m not some unbreakable cowboy… – George Strait finally admitted it. “I used to think I’d never let my son see me weak. But one day, I just couldn’t hold it in anymore. It wasn’t age. It wasn’t illness. It was the memories — all the things I had lost, the people who were no longer with me… and that helpless feeling when you realize time shows no mercy to anyone. I sat there on the edge of the bed, and the tears just started to fall — as if my heart had finally admitted: I’ve carried too much, for too long. Then Bubba — the same boy I once led through cattle fields, the one I taught to hold his first guitar — walked in. He didn’t say a word. He just took my hand… and held it tight. And in that moment, I finally understood: I’m not some unbreakable cowboy. I’m a father. And sometimes, even a father needs to lean on his son — just once.”
Introduction George Strait’s “You’ll Be There” is a deeply moving country ballad written by Cory Mayo and released on...