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Anneli Marian Drecker ~ Rainstorm


Have I not been fooled again? I know I must have I thought such joy could never end I thought I would Keep you with me Eternally Now, I turn a painful red When people pass me Avert my eyes and drop my head Afraid they might See what I see My destiny I just want the rain to come To console me, to pour over me There's nothing like a rainstorm To wash away the rain My crying in vain Autumn leaves and butterflies When winter's due They all turn weak, they all just die In multitudes Invisible Nothing at all My, oh, my the wind did turn I lie awake in bed I sweat, I toss, I burn With agony This emptiness It's so meaningless I just want the rain to come To console me, to pour over me They say there's nothing like a rainstorm To wash away the rain I just want the rain to come To dissolve me, to pour over me You know they say there's nothing like a rainstorm To wash away the rain My crying in vain My crying in vain.. Have I not been fooled again? more free lyrics

Have I not been fooled again?
I know I must have
I thought such joy could never end
I thought I would
Keep you with me
Eternally
Now, I turn a painful red
When people pass me
Avert my eyes and drop my head
Afraid they might
See what I see
My destiny
I just want the rain to come
To console me, to pour over me
There's nothing like a rainstorm
To wash away the rain
My crying in vain
Autumn leaves and butterflies
When winter's due
They all turn weak, they all just die
In multitudes
Invisible
Nothing at all
My, oh, my the wind did turn
I lie awake in bed
I sweat, I toss, I burn
With agony
This emptiness
It's so meaningless
I just want the rain to come
To console me, to pour over me
They say there's nothing like a rainstorm
To wash away the rain
I just want the rain to come
To dissolve me, to pour over me
You know they say there's nothing like a rainstorm
To wash away the rain
My crying in vain
My crying in vain..
Have I not been fooled again?

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