Just Like The Rain
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Just Like The Rain
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I walked in silence through the snow
Drifted softly to your door
I'm coming home
I'm coming home
I'm coming home
I feel so strange, feel so weak
I walked a world of empty streets
In search, alone
I've searched alone
But you're still in my mind
You're still in my mind
And here's when the sound of my tears hit the ground
Just like the rain
Just like the rain
I went to walk along the shore
My darkness shaped it, all we saw
I was unkind
I was unkind
I feel so strange, feel so weak
I walked a world of empty streets
In search, alone
I've searched alone
But you're still in my mind
You're still in my mind
And here's when the sound of my tears hit the ground
Just like the rain
Just like the rain
Just like the rain
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