Rain
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Rain
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I see the good in other people
Why can't I see it in myself
Someone taught me I was evil
I've been unlearning it like hell
Who am I?
I'm just tryna find my way
In the sky
I find healing from the pain
Don't know when
The storm clouds will roll away
Until then
I'm just dancing in the rain
From the front porch I hear thunder
I think the wind's about to change
Wish I could see myself from your eyes
Maybe then I'd give me grace
Who am I?
I'm just tryna find my way
In the sky
I find healing from the pain
Don't know when
The storm clouds will roll away
Until then
I'm just dancing in the rain
Dancing in the rain
Hey, yeah, yeah
Dancing in the rain
Yeah, yeah, yeah
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Who performs "Rain"?
Kate Vogel performs "Rain", and this lyric page sits inside the Kate Vogel catalog on LyroVerse.
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