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Rain Just Falls
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Rain Just Falls
In the still of the night all the feeling inside me
Is concealing any sight from sore eyes
And a bell’s distant tolling only keeps my mind open
To the half-truths that are always half lies
Well it might be the sound of a shell I once found
Or some kind of tumbling down wall
But it ain’t on your account that I’m leaving if I’m leaving
Rain don’t fall for the flowers if it’s falling
Rain just falls
Oh, to have and to hold you I remember I told you
That always ‘til death do us part
But I can’t touch that time, I know I’m out of my mind
And I’m feeling like I’m out of my heart
Well it might be the word of a prophet I once heard
Or some kind of long distance call
But it ain’t on your account that I’m leaving if I’m leaving
Rain don’t fall for the flowers if it’s falling
Rain just falls
Well it might be the sound of a shell I once found
Or some kind of long distance call
But it ain’t on your account that I’m leaving if I’m leaving
Rain don’t fall for the flowers if it’s falling
Rain just falls
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