Storm
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Storm
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There's a storm coming better get down in the cellar
This time I know I'm gonna break somebody's heart
She don't understand me it's gonna kill her when I tell her
Our love is falling apart
Can't you hear the thunder there's lightening in the air
Feel the cold wind blowing it's raining everywhere
There's a storm comin' better hang on to your heart
Our love is falling apart
Everybody's searchin' looking for a rainbow
Chasing your dreams it ain't easy to do
But this ol' boy he's gotta follow the sunshine
And I can't find it here with you
Can't you hear the thunder...
There's a storm comin' better hang on to your heart
Our love is falling apart our love is falling apart
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