
Song
A Different Kind of Pain
Isabella Tipton · 33 plays
female vocals, intimate clear emotional female voice, no oversinging, soft pop, cinematic ballad, 62 BPM, G major, reflective, somber, emotional gentle mood, soft piano, ambient pads, subtle strings
Lyrics
Verse
I saw your face on a screen one night
Blue lights flashing, frozen in time
A name I’d heard in passing halls
Now written under headlines and walls
We shared the same streets, the same small town
Same Friday lights when the sun went down
Parallel lives that never crossed
Still somehow it feels like something’s lost
Pre-chorus
It’s strange how silence can feel so loud
When the world keeps spinning around
Chorus
And I didn’t even know
This is a different kind of pain
I didn’t even know you
But I know your name
You went to the same school as me
Lived in the same city
And I didn’t even know you
But I saw you on your last day
And that’s a different kind of pain
Verse
I pass the corner where it all went wrong
Cars still drive like nothing’s changed at all
Someone laughs, the radio plays
Life keeps moving the same old way
Your picture’s framed in flowers and light
Strangers crying for you tonight
We don’t know why it hits so deep
But some losses don’t need history
Pre-chorus
It’s not your voice that I can’t forget
It’s knowing we never met
Chorus
And I didn’t even know
This is a different kind of pain
I didn’t even know you
But I know your name
You went to the same school as me
Lived in the same city
And I didn’t even know you
But I saw you on your last day
And that’s a different kind of pain
Bridge
We think we’ve got so much time
Until it’s gone in the blink of a light
If I’d known that day would be your last
I would’ve looked twice when you passed
Chorus
And I didn’t even know
This is a different kind of pain
I didn’t even know you
But I know your name
We breathed the same air, the same days
Passed each other a thousand ways
And I didn’t even know you
But I saw you on your last day
And that’s a different kind of pain









