Can You Hear The Rain, Love?
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Can You Hear The Rain, Love?
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Look into my eyes
And stay for a while
We can close our eyes, love
And let the dreams come softly
Can you hear the rain, love?
Fall on your window
Can you hear the rain, love?
Gently fall
Here comes another tear
For the silence in me
And as its darkness clears
I wake you gently singing
Can you hear the rain, love?
Fall on your window
Can you hear the rain, love?
Gently fall
Oh it seems so far away
Oh it seems so far away
Oh it seems so far away
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Richard Hawley performs "Can You Hear The Rain, Love?", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Hawley catalog on LyroVerse.
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