Before I let you go
Give me just one more night to show you just how I feel
I lost all my control
If it takes my whole damn life I'll make this up to you
Kind of like the waves
That roll their whole life towards somewhere crashing on the shore
It's blown in by the wind that carries the clouds to
Hide my wish on a fallen star

A different kind of pain
Is someone there to hold you?
Is someone there to take you away from me?

I tried to let you go
I wish I could turn back time
And show you just how I feel
I needed you to know
If it takes my whole damn life
I'll make this up to you

Kind of like the waves
That roll their whole life towards somewhere
Crashing on the shore
It's blown in by the wind
That carries the clouds to hide
My wish on a fallen star

A different kind of pain
Is someone there to hold you?
Is someone there to take you away from me?

Before you let me go away
Before you let me go away
Before you let me go away
Before you let me go away
I need you to know

A different kind of pain
Is someone there that will hold you?
Is someone there that will take you away from me?

A different kind of pain, it's a different kind of pain


Lyrics submitted by Mason

A Different Kind of Pain Lyrics as written by Ronald Ward Jeremy D. Marshall

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    I agree completely with mith01.

    this song will always be a important one for myself my friends and my family.. for the fact that we used it earlier this month for my sister Chelsea's funeral.

                                 rest in peace chelsea
    Masonon March 25, 2006   Link

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