January 26 – Draw Good Out of It ✨ A Song of Healing, Transformation, and Finding Light in the Pain

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🎼 Song Title: January 26 - Draw Good Out Of It
[Verse 1]
You said
"Here we go again"
Same bruise
Same lesson
Coffee cold
Heart running hot
Wondering what this pain has got

[Chorus]
Draw good out of it
Turn the crack into a window
Let the hurt light up the dark you hid
Draw good out of it
If it cut you
Let it carve you
Into something you can live with
Draw good out of it

[Verse 2]
All those words you never heard
Left a hollow in your chest
Fill it now with kinder voices
Teach yourself a different text

[Chorus]

[Bridge]
Every scar
A secret doorway
Every fall
Another floor
If it brought you to your knees
Maybe that’s what knees are for

[Chorus]

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This song is a resilient response to repetition—pain that feels familiar, lessons that seem to circle back. It doesn’t deny the exhaustion of “here we go again,” but it refuses to let suffering be meaningless.

Verse 1 opens with frustration and heat. The same bruise and the same lesson suggest growth that feels stalled, while cold coffee and a racing heart capture the imbalance between weariness and urgency. The question isn’t why the pain exists, but *what it carries*—what it might yet yield.

The chorus delivers the song’s core practice. To “draw good out of it” is not to excuse harm, but to reclaim agency. Cracks become windows, not by pretending they aren’t breaks, but by allowing light to pass through them. Hurt is acknowledged as cutting, even carving, yet the carving is framed as shaping—forming something survivable, inhabitable, and honest.

Verse 2 turns inward. Unspoken words and unmet needs are named as absences that linger. Healing begins by choosing new voices, rewriting the internal script with kindness. Growth here is deliberate and learned, not accidental.

The bridge offers the song’s most reframing lines. Scars become doorways, falls become floors—progress redefined not as ascent without failure, but as depth gained through descent. Knees are no longer symbols of defeat, but of purpose: humility, prayer, and readiness to rise differently.

Overall, *Draw Good Out Of It* is a song about creative resilience. It doesn’t promise that pain will disappear, but it insists that pain does not get the final word. Meaning can be drawn from it, shape can be formed from it, and good—real, livable good—can still emerge.