Made Of Pain

Corson's song 'Made Of Pain' delves deep into the human experience of suffering and the struggle to communicate that pain. The lyrics open with a plea for understanding, suggesting that when words fail, the heart must interpret the unspoken emotions. This sets the tone for a journey through the artist's inner turmoil, where writing becomes a means of immortalizing feelings and choosing rhymes is a way to find solace. The repeated phrase 'Here I am, made of pain' underscores the central theme of the song, highlighting the artist's identity as intertwined with suffering.

The second verse introduces the weight of 'broken thoughts' and the desire to be freed from the past. The imagery of shredding the past and changing its color symbolizes a longing for transformation and release from the burdens of previous experiences. The chorus, with its poignant lines 'Sorry still hurts, fire still burns,' conveys the enduring nature of regret and emotional scars. The plea to 'light my way, don't run' reflects a need for guidance and support in navigating through the darkness of pain.

In the final verse, the permanence of 'passing stains' and the futility of trying to erase them are acknowledged. The act of sending a letter, whose meaning is known only to God, suggests a search for understanding and perhaps forgiveness. The repetition of 'Here I stand, made of pain' reinforces the acceptance of pain as an integral part of the artist's existence. Corson's evocative lyrics and haunting melody create a powerful narrative of enduring pain, the quest for expression, and the hope for redemption.