Endless Pain/Endless Joy
Ra Ra Riot * Track #4 On Superbloom
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Endless Pain/Endless Joy by Ra Ra Riot
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Ra Ra RiotProduced by
Kenny Bernard & Milo Bonacci & Mathieu Santos & Rebecca Zeller & Wes MilesWrited by
Mathieu SantosEndless Pain/Endless Joy Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Sometimes I feel so happy
Sometimes I feel sad
Poor Jesus saved me
But I still run
Yeah, just for kicks
Yeah, just for fun
[Chorus]
Endless pain, endless joy
I still haven't found what I’m looking for
Endless pain, endless joy
Here I stand at the sandman's door
[Verse 2]
Sometimes I hear the voices
They keep givin' it simple
Oh, Jesus saved me
Yeah, but I still run
Yeah, just for kicks
Yes, just for fun
[Chorus]
Endless pain, endless joy
I still haven’t found what I'm looking for
Endless pain, endless joy
Here I stand at the sandman's door
Endless Pain/Endless Joy Q&A
Who wrote Endless Pain/Endless Joy's ?
Endless Pain/Endless Joy was written by Mathieu Santos.
Who produced Endless Pain/Endless Joy's ?
Endless Pain/Endless Joy was produced by Kenny Bernard & Milo Bonacci & Mathieu Santos & Rebecca Zeller & Wes Miles.
When did Ra Ra Riot release Endless Pain/Endless Joy?
Ra Ra Riot released Endless Pain/Endless Joy on Fri Aug 09 2019.
What did Ra Ra Riot say about "Endless Pain/Endless Joy"?
In an interview with Billboard, front man Wes Miles states that “Endless Pain/Endless Joy” was the song he was most excited to share from the album, not including the singles:
I can’t wait to hear what people think of [“Endless Pain/Endless Joy”]. It’s one of the most fun songs for me, some of the...
Where was the song recorded?
In an interview with 303 Magazine, Wes Miles stated:
Some of the songs we self-produced, and they’re kind of more stripped-down, minimalist in a way. ‘Endless Pain/Endless Joy’ is one of those songs. We did it in my parents’ house in New Jersey.