You know every medical term for the way you hurt - but you can't name one goal you'd drag through the dirt. Pain isn't language. Pain is what you outwork next.

Musical Details

BPM

95

Key

D minor

Camelot

Dm

Credits

ComposerOllifax
LyricistOllifax
ProducerPeter Jaffray
MixingOllifax
MasteringOllifax

Copyright & Legal

Ollifax Music

PublisherOllifax Music
LabelOllifax Music
LicenseAll Rights Reserved
Recorded inNunavut

Lyrics

Yeahhh...
Cold truth incoming.
Let's get it.
When the world gets heavy - hold the tether, stay steady.
Snow gets deep - whiteout hit, get ready.
Metronome stepper - move sharp, mind deadly.
Kill the comfort - this life ain't gentle or petty.
Hold the tether.
Hold the tether.
Yeah - hold the tether.
Every day you talk about pain like a thesis
back pain, knee pain, stress that increases.
Using big words like a doctor who teaches,
but your drive go missing right when life reaches.
You self-diagnose every ache you feel,
make excuses sound smart, but excuses still real.
Got a list of conditions like a badge you reveal
but the world don't care, and the cold don't heal.
I seen elders with nothing walk miles in snow,
I seen tough ones break but still stand, still go.
I seen lazy boys crumble from a breeze too low
saying "I can't today," like the answer is no.
Pain ain't special, you just speak it well.
Life hit all of us hard like a warning bell.
Quit talkin' symptoms like a story to sell
you want strength?
You earn it where the weak men fell.
When the world gets heavy - hold the tether, stay steady.
Snow gets deep - whiteout hit, get ready.
Metronome stepper - move sharp, mind deadly.
Kill the comfort - this life ain't gentle or petty.
Hold the tether.
Hold the tether.
Hold the tether.
You describe fatigue like a medical text,
talk inflammation like a scientist next.
But when life push hard, you freeze - perplexed.
Pain ain't language
pain is what you outwork next.
You know every term for the way you hurt,
but can't name one goal you'll drag through the dirt.
You write essays on why you can't insert
even one good habit in the life you skirt.
You know all the jargon - fancy talk, clean.
But you fold when the storm turn violent and mean.
You say "my body's broken," but what I've seen
is a mind that gave up long before pain intervened.
Stand up.
Breathe deep.
Quit braggin' about strain.
Everyone hurt
you're not unique in pain.
You want strong?
Choose strong.
Over and over again.
When the world gets heavy - hold the tether, stay steady.
Snow gets deep - whiteout hit, get ready.
Metronome stepper - move sharp, mind deadly.
Kill the comfort - this life ain't gentle or petty.
Hold the tether.
Hold the tether.
Hold the tether.
You talk symptoms all night like a bedtime tale,
listing every way your body might fail.
But humans ain't glass - they built to prevail.
You want to rise? Then walk through the hail.
Pain is common.
Weakness optional.
Discipline rare.
This world ain't built for "me, myself, and my ache"
this world's built for the ones who refuse to break.
Stop narrating pain like it's some earthquake
stand up, hold tight
your life is at stake.
You ain't alone.
You ain't fragile.
You're just out of practice.
Grab that tether.
Pull hard.
Climb past your own madness.
When the world gets heavy - hold the tether, stay steady.
Snow gets deep - whiteout hit, get ready.
Metronome stepper - move sharp, mind deadly.
Kill the comfort - this life ain't gentle or petty.
Hold the tether.
Hold the tether.
Hold the tether
we survive together.
Yeahhh...
Less talk.
More grit.
Hold the tether.

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