The Cure for Pain

"The Cure For Pain" is the first single from singer/songwriter Jon Foreman's debut solo EP, Fall. It was released Monday, December 10, 2007 as a free download on popular networking site Myspace's homepage.

"The Cure For Pain"
Single by Jon Foreman
from the album Fall
ReleasedDecember 10, 2007
Recorded2007
GenreAcoustic
Length4:45
LabelLowercase people records/Credential Recordings
Songwriter(s)Jon Foreman
Producer(s)Charlie Peacock
Jon Foreman singles chronology
"The Cure For Pain"
(2007)
"Your Love Is Strong"
(2008)

confirmed it as a single.[1]

Song story

About "The Cure For Pain," Foreman has said, "I wrote this one in Texas on a day off. I was reflecting on the passing of time. I have been playing music in Switchfoot for about ten years. During that period, I have been fighting pain or running away from it in a myriad of ways. And yet the pain is a constant. I have had some amazing moments singing gravity away but the water keeps on falling. I began to think of the suffering I see around me, I think of the pain of a grandmother dying of cancer. Of a friend killed by a train. I think of the pain of death, of failure, of rejection, the pain of a father losing his only son. And I came to the conclusion that I cannot run from pain any longer." [2]

In Pop Culture

This song appeared on the 17th episode of Season 4 of the TV show Grey's Anatomy.

gollark: VPSes always tend to be overly CPU-heavy in my experience.
gollark: It has 4GB of RAM, so I have to economize a bit.
gollark: Although I am in the somewhat odd position of my server being worse than my niceish laptop performancewise.
gollark: If its main advantage is that you can run your own server and it can magically run a room as a distributed thing on all of them, you should be able to actually run a server.
gollark: I'm mostly concerned with the server bloat.

References

  1. jonforeman.com - Published December, 2007 (retrieved February 1, 2009)
  2. Jon Foreman (Switchfoot) Week: The Cure For Pain - Published December 9, 2007 (retrieved February 1, 2009)
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