Rain Song
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Rain Song
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Today the rain came down again
And washed away the light
So night could then descend
I saw your face again
The rains came down today
The things we had to say
Were also washed away
Again that was yesterday
And though I feel the same
I can't go back again
Ooh the rain
Oh I had that dream again
In the hour before the dawn
And I don't know what it means
But I saw your face again
The rains came down today
The things we had to say
Were also washed away
Again that was yesterday
And though I feel the same
I can't go back again
Because the rain is gone
It's gonna come another day
Ooh the rain
Ooh the rain
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Gene Clark performs "Rain Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Gene Clark catalog on LyroVerse.
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