[Intro]
C C G Am C F
[Chorus 1]
C G Am
Pain, sweet pain let’s learn something from it
C G F
Oh see the top brother and I might just summit
C G Am
Cause I’ve been pinin' and pinin' for so damn long
C G F
Thinkin' it’s about time someone else is strong
C G Am
Thinkin' it’s about time someone else is strong
[Verse 1]
Am C/B C G
Am
Humble yourself holy roller
Am C/B C
If you don’t you’re gonna’ come down hard
Am C/B C
Make amends with the boy you were, but not the man you are
Am C/B C
We heard hymns creeping through all the trees that we grew up in
Am C/B C
Lost so much faith through time, can’t remember them
[Chorus 2]
Am C/B C
You’re so tired but the top is nigh
Am C/B C
Keep on going you’ll soon arrive
[Verse 2]
Am C/B C
How looking at the stars in the valley tend to lend a man hope
Am C/B C
Have you wishing all the highways from this point on lead home
Am* C/B* C*
But there is mighty fine inclines and a snakey stretch of road to scale
Am* C/B* C*
Just know wherever you go I’ll be wishing you well
[Chorus 2]
Am C/B C
You’re so tired but the top is nigh
Am C/B C
Keep on going you’ll soon arrive
Am C/B C
You’re so tired but the top is nigh
Am* C/B* C*
Keep on going you’ll soon arrive
Am C/B C x2
Am C/B C*
There's a mighty fine inclines and a snakey stretch of road to scale
Am* C/B* C*
Just know wherever you go I’ll be wishing you well
Am C/B C
[Chorus 2]
Am C/B C
You’re so tired but the top is nigh
Am C/B C
Keep on going you’ll soon arrive
Am C/B C
You’re so tired but the top is nigh
Am* C/B* C*
Keep on going you’ll soon arrive
[Outro]
C G Am
Pain, sweet pain let’s learn something from it
C G F
Oh see the top brother and I might just summit
C G Am
Cause I’ve been pinin' and pinin' for so damn long
C G F
Thinkin' it’s about time someone else is strong
C G Am
Thinkin' it’s about time someone else is strong
How to play "Pain Sweet Pain" on guitar by Bryan Zach.
"Pain Sweet Pain" is a song that delves into the complexities of growth, struggle,
and redemption, underscored by a chord progression that mirrors the emotional
landscape of the lyrics. The song begins with an intro that sets a reflective tone,
leading into choruses and verses that explore the themes of endurance and hope.
Intro:
The song starts with a progression of C C G Am C F,
establishing a sense of anticipation and introspection.
[Intro]
C C G Am C F
This progression introduces the theme of the song, preparing the listener
for a narrative about facing and learning from pain.
Chorus 1:
The first chorus immediately dives into the central message of the song,
utilizing the chords C, G, Am, and F to underscore the transformative nature of pain.
C G Am
"Pain, sweet pain let’s learn something from it..."
This chorus sets the stage for a journey of personal growth, emphasizing
the strength found in enduring life's challenges.
Verse 1:
The verse shifts to a more reflective and personal narrative,
with a progression of Am C/B C G that adds depth to the storytelling.
Am
"Humble yourself holy roller..."
The chords in the verse support the introspection and the admonition to reconcile
with one's past to move forward.
Chorus 2 and Verse 2:
The subsequent choruses and verses continue to build on the theme of perseverance
and hope, with the lyrics and chord progressions (Am C/B C and Am* C/B* C*)
intertwining to create a narrative of encouragement and resilience.
Am C/B C
"You’re so tired but the top is nigh..."
These parts of the song highlight the journey towards overcoming obstacles,
with the progression emphasizing the momentum needed to reach the metaphorical summit.
Guitar Lesson and Tutorial:
When learning "Pain Sweet Pain," focus on the emotional resonance of the chord
transitions and the narrative arc conveyed through the lyrics.
The song's structure—from the introspective intro and choruses to
the encouraging verses—requires a nuanced understanding of how each chord
contributes to the overall message of growth and redemption.
The lyrics of "Pain Sweet Pain" speak to the universal experience of facing life's
difficulties and finding strength in adversity. It's a poignant reflection on the power
of pain to teach, transform, and ultimately lead us to a deeper understanding
of ourselves and our capacity for resilience.
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