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Pain Lyrics – The War on Drugs

    The War on Drugs - Pain [Official Video]

    Pain Lyrics – The War on Drugs

    [Verse 1]
    Go to bed now, I can tell
    Pain is on the way out now
    Look away, a domino falls away
    I know it’s hard lookin’ in
    Knowin’ that tomorrow you’ll be back again
    Hang your head and let me in, I’ve been waitin’
    So long

    [Verse 2]
    I was staring into the light
    When I saw you in the distance and knew that you’d be mine
    Am I moving back in time? Just standin’ still?
    I met a man with a broken back
    He had a fear in his eyes that I could understand
    I can’t even shake the hand without breakin’ it

    [Chorus]
    I’ve been pullin’ on a wire, but it just won’t break
    I’ve been turnin’ up the dial, but I hear no sound
    I resist what I cannot change
    And I wanna find what can’t be found

    [Guitar Solo]

    [Verse 3]
    I’m aware you’re tired and lost
    Like a demon in a doorway, waiting to be born
    But I’m here all alone, just beggin’
    Pull me close and let me hold you in
    Give me the deeper understanding of who I am
    Yeah, I’m moving back again, I’m waiting here

    [Chorus]
    I’m just pullin’ on a wire, but it just won’t break
    I’ve been turnin’ up a dial, but I hear no sound
    I resist what I cannot change
    Own it in your own way, yeah
    Yeah, I wanna find what can’t be found

    [Guitar Solo Outro]

    Albums

    Future Weather –  2010

    Slave Ambient – 2011

    Lost in the Dream – 2014

    A deeper Understanding – 2017

    Spotify Singles – 2017

    About The War on Drugs

    The War On Drugs

    The War on Drugs is an American rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, formed in 2005. The band consists of Adam Granduciel, David Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, John Natchez and Anthony LaMarca. Wikipedia.

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