Rainy Season's Over
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Rainy Season's Over
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It hurst so much to lose you like rain my tears will shed
I thought the storm would never disappear
But I'm starting to forget you till now I've never had
That good sense to come in out of my tears
The rainy season's over I just saw the sun
The tears that I've been crying will dry up one by one
I've been so deep in teardrops at times I thought are drown
But the rainy season's over now
[ steel ]
My tears have all stopped falling each day your memory
Fades more away and one day will be gone
I have trouble now recalling your kisses warm and sweet
And you'll soon be in the past where you belong
The rainy season's over...
Yes the rainy season's over now
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Liz Anderson performs "Rainy Season's Over", and this lyric page sits inside the Liz Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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