Pain Lyrics – Lil Wyte, Jelly Roll

Pain Lyrics Meaning

[Hook]
In this part, the artist is pouring out his emotions, asking if others can actually feel the hurt he’s carrying when he sings. The pain isn’t just emotional, it’s almost like a constant noise in the background—like rain tapping on a window, always there, always reminding him of what he’s going through. Even though people around him say he’s different now, he feels like nothing has changed because the pain hasn’t gone away. It’s still inside him, unchanged and unrelenting. He’s reaching out, hoping that through his music, others can connect with what he’s feeling deep down. Singing is his way of letting it out, and he wants to know if anyone truly gets it.

[Verse 1: Jelly Roll]
Here, Jelly Roll talks about the way he’s dealing with life’s struggles—mainly by smoking, drinking, and trying to numb the pain. He dreams of being rich and famous, but until that happens, he’s asking for help from God. He’s been feeling lost and high a lot lately. His dad gave him some advice about not trusting people too easily, and he’s learned not to believe people who act fake. Some judged him before and doubted him, and now that he’s changed and doing better, they’re shocked. He reflects on his fast-paced, wild past and how it helped him make money, but at a big emotional cost. Now he wants to shut everything out—he’s off the grid, deep in his own world, using drügs like codeine to get by. He knows he’s not okay, and even admits he might be overdosing, asking God not to let others see how bad it’s really gotten. He’s hurting and just wants to be left alone, hidden from the world behind closed curtains.

[Hook]
The hook comes back again like a haunting thought, showing how this pain is always circling back around. The artist keeps asking if people really hear and feel the emotion behind his voice. That pain is a part of everything—like the constant sound of rain hitting the window when you’re stuck inside. Nothing ever seems to truly change for him, no matter what people say. Even when they say he’s different now, the pain feels exactly the same. It never stops. Through these repeated questions, you can feel how heavy his heart is. Singing is the one way he can express it all, and he desperately wants others to understand how real it is.

[Verse 2: Lil Wyte]
Lil Wyte steps in and connects deeply with his friend’s pain, saying he gets it because they’ve been through a lot together. When he writes lyrics, it’s like all his anger and emotions come pouring out, and sometimes he has to turn to pills and alcohol just to calm the storm inside. He uses drügs and partying to try to push away the pain, even though deep down it doesn’t really fix anything. Fame hasn’t made life easier—in fact, it’s made things more complicated. He stays up all night, unable to sleep, constantly battling with addiction and emotional weight. He feels like he has to wear a mask to hide his real feelings, but when he gets on stage and starts rapping, he doesn’t have to pretend anymore. The fans feel his pain through the music, and oddly, that’s what they connect with. Even though he can’t always put into words what’s going on in his mind, he knows people hear something real when his friend sings. That shared pain becomes their way of coping and connecting.

[Hook]
The final hook hits just like the first ones, driving home the idea that the pain never leaves. The sound of rain becomes a symbol for the sadness always hanging around. No matter how much time passes or how much he tries to grow or change, everything still feels the same inside. The world might think he’s moving forward, but emotionally, he’s stuck in the same hurt. When he sings, it’s not just words—it’s raw emotion. He’s not just telling a story; he’s asking the listener if they truly feel what he’s going through, hoping someone out there understands.