Pay money To my Pain Popular Song Ranking [2026]

The Answer is not in the TVPay money To my Pain22rank/position

The Answer is Not in the TV – Paymoney To My Pain

Included on their second album, “after you wake up.” The title “The Answer Isn’t on TV” gives off a distinctly American punk vibe.

The drop A# tuning is seriously heavy—among the lowest in their catalog.

Truth fragilePay money To my Pain23rank/position

Truth Fragile

From the very start, Truth Fragile unleashes Pay money To my Pain’s full intensity.

Relentless double-kick drums and razor-sharp, chugging guitar riffs will blast away the stress you feel day after day.

And K’s switch between shouts and clean vocals is phenomenal in this track!

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Unforgettable PastPay money To my Pain24rank/position

PTP- Unforgettable past

Included on PTP’s first album, “Another day comes.” A mid-tempo heavy number that makes you want to jump when you hear it live.

In Japan around 2007, it must have sounded very unusual.

The lyrics express a negative sentiment: “I’m sick of being scared.”

VoicePay money To my Pain25rank/position

P.T.P × Taka from ONE OK ROCK “Voice” Japanese translation with lyrics included

This is a track included on the 4th album, “gene.” The song features ONE OK ROCK’s vocalist, Taka, as a guest.

The mix of Japanese and English lyrics is deeply heartrending and really grabs you.

Although the track runs over eight minutes, it never feels long, and the final guitar solo is incredibly emotional and moving.

Wallow in self pityPay money To my Pain26rank/position

Wallow in self pity

If you’re the type who wants to headbang to Pay money To my Pain’s heavy sound, I highly recommend “Wallow in self pity.” It’s loud and just plain cool—this track says it all.

The crushingly heavy distorted guitars and double-bass drumming hit hard, delivering a sound that feels downright destructive.

Give it a listen!

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love letterPay money To my Pain27rank/position

Love Letter cover

This song is included on BUCK-TICK’s 8th studio album, Six/Nine, and it’s the track covered by Pay money To my Pain on BUCK-TICK’s second tribute album, PARADE II 〜RESPECTIVE TRACKS OF BUCK-TICK〜.

It seems like it would feel amazing to hear it at a festival.

All because of youPay money To my Pain28rank/position

Pay money To my Pain – All because of you (Music Video)

You can feel the vertical-groove rhythm and heaviness in “All because of you.” The dramatic song development creates Pay money To my Pain’s emotional worldview.

The progression from the guitar’s beautiful arpeggio passages to the increasingly intense latter half is absolutely superb!

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