Rain Song
from Onion Dream by Meghan Cary
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lyrics
And the rain keeps falling down
Don't know where I am
Going
In this downpour
And I hear you call my name
And you tell me take my hand
And I will lead you
To a haven that I've found
...I decline
Oh can't you see?
It's this rain that's healing me
If I could only leave my mind
I'd be free
So the rain keeps falling down
And I don't know where I am
Going
It's this downpour
Hides the light you try to show me
And I hear you call my name
Hear the flicker of a flame
You say will warm me
In this cold winter rain
...I refrain
Oh can't you see?
It's this rain that's healing me
If I could only leave my mind
I'd be free
From this downpour
From my pain
Don't stop the rain
Don't know where I am
Going
In this downpour
And I hear you call my name
And you tell me take my hand
And I will lead you
To a haven that I've found
...I decline
Oh can't you see?
It's this rain that's healing me
If I could only leave my mind
I'd be free
So the rain keeps falling down
And I don't know where I am
Going
It's this downpour
Hides the light you try to show me
And I hear you call my name
Hear the flicker of a flame
You say will warm me
In this cold winter rain
...I refrain
Oh can't you see?
It's this rain that's healing me
If I could only leave my mind
I'd be free
From this downpour
From my pain
Don't stop the rain
credits
from Onion Dream,
released May 5, 2001
license
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