Paul McCartney
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Rinse The Raindrops

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Rinse The Raindrops

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Rinse the raindrops

From your head

Wipe your eyes

Go back to bed

In the morning

Skies'll clear

And I'll be here

See the sunlight

Break the ice

For the birds of paradise

Listen to the song they sing

Awakening

Repeat

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