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Pay money To my Pain – Another day comes (Music Video)

This grand rock tune, woven with a heavy guitar sound and English lyrics, opens Pay money To my Pain’s major-label debut album Another day comes, released in September 2007.

Centered on themes of past memories, inner conflict, and salvation through music, the track stands out with its ferocious guitar riffs and emotional vocals.

Recorded at Radio Star Studios in California, USA, it was also chosen as the theme song for the late-night tokusatsu drama ULTRASEVEN X on the CBC/TBS network, helping to raise the band’s profile.

Its powerful sound and strong message make it a recommended listen not only for fans of loud rock, but for anyone seeking music that resonates with the heart.

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Pay Money to My Pain – This Life (Sub Español)

At first glance, when you listen to the intro, you might think they’re a very refreshing rock band, but the funky sound and the shouted vocals create a cool contrast with the melody.

Their English lyrics are cool, and they’re a band with a large female fanbase.

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Pay money To my Pain – PICTURES (Music Video)

Pay money To my Pain is a rock band that continues to enjoy overwhelming support in the loud rock scene.

I still can’t forget the shock that rippled through the scene at the end of 2012 when their vocalist K passed away.

This song, which can be considered one of their signature tracks, is a ballad that’s both beautiful and fierce—true to a loud rock band.

Its lyrics tell us that when life hits a dead end, the past you’ve walked through will support you, a message that has deeply moved many rock fans.

Lush guitar phrases, a rhythm section that steadily builds and stirs the emotions, and K’s soaring vocals.

It’s beyond just “emo”—it’s truly moving, a masterpiece among masterpieces without a doubt.

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Pay money To my Pain – Gift

A track where a melancholic, melodious vocal shines over a wistful alternative sound.

Among their songs, it’s relatively restrained—no shouts—evoking 2000s American alternative rock.

Precisely for that, pay attention to the intricately crafted guitar in the interlude.

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Pay money To my Pain – Home

This is a track included on PTP’s first album, “Another Day Comes.” It opens with a wistful, melancholic guitar, but in the chorus, the guitar solo, and the final section it shifts and conveys a sense of strength.

As a whole, it’s a masterpiece that seems to portray finding light even within darkness.

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Pay money To my Pain – Rain (Music Video)

In contrast to their image of heavy, slightly dark songs, this track is a ballad infused with rock elements.

The relaxed tempo pairs perfectly with these English lyrics, making it a song I highly recommend listening to alongside the Japanese translation.

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Pay money To my Pain　Same as you are live

This is a track included on the second album, “after you wake up.” It’s a rock ballad.

The song has a mysterious quality that really gives you energy.

The openness of the chorus in particular creates a mood that makes you feel like you can keep moving forward, one step at a time.