LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeJust The Rain
There's an empty front porch rocking chairAnd a rusty old tin roofA lonely silence fills the air, but I can still feel youCars and trucks all slow down just to stare at meI'll smile and wave because I know they don't seeThis whole town must think I'm crazy'Cause I can feel you all on my skinBut to them, it's only the windAnd I can feel the warmth of your touchBut to them it's just another noon day sunI know how bad you want to be here nowWhen I look up and see those tear drops coming downI look around and think "what a shameThey think it's just the rain"I can hear you whisper when the leaves fall to the groundI can see you smiling through a rainbow in the cloudsHow someone could be so close and still so far awayGuess they'll never understand and I just can't explainYeah I know it sounds insaneBut I can feel you all on my skinBut to them, it's only the windAnd I can feel the warmth of your touchBut to them it's just another noon day sunI know how bad you want to be here nowWhen I look up and those tear drops coming downI look around and think "what a shameThey think it's just the rain"I swear it's almost like you never went anywhereI know how bad you want to be here nowWhen I look up and see those tear drops falling downI still look around, think "what a shameThey think it's just the rain"
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