Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Karen Dalton
Canonical path: /karen-dalton/little-bit-of-rain
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Little Bit Of Rain
Read Little Bit Of Rain lyrics by Karen Dalton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Little Bit Of Rain
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If I should leave you
Try to remember all the good times
Warm days filled with sunshine
And just a little bit of rain
And if you should look back
Try to forget all the bad times
Lonely blue and sad times
And just a little bit of rain
If I should leave you
Try to remember all the good times
Long days filled with sunshine
Just a little bit of rain
Just a little bit of rain
Just a little bit of rain
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Karen Dalton performs "Little Bit Of Rain", and this lyric page sits inside the Karen Dalton catalog on LyroVerse.
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