Strange Rain
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Strange Rain
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Been a strange day walking just a little outside of my heart and I
Don't feel like talking 'cause the weather doesn't ask me why
But the rain feels nice
Hope was smiling high on melancholy
As the world slipped by and ripped that hole from my chest
Give me something I can lay my head on
That don't make me dizzy from believin' in
To hold in this loud loud world
And a strange rain rescued me
It was cold but it warmed my heart
Strange rain rescued me
As it washed the wrong from my soul
In this loud
In this loud loud world
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