Rambunctious Cloud
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Rambunctious Cloud
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Here comes the rain
The bottom fell out
Thunder hit
Shook the house
Sunday
Church is letting out
The rain comes
From rambunctious cloud
Here comes the rain
The bottom fell out
I knew it was coming
But it won't help the drought
At this point
I just hope it cools things down
The rain comes
From rambunctious cloud
The same water that the dinosaurs drank
Is the same water that the Persian fleets sank in
The very water that moistened the primordial ooze
Is now hammering on my metal porch roof
Is now hammering on my metal porch roof
Is now hammering on my metal porch roof
Is now hammering on my metal porch roof
Here comes the rain
The bottom fell out
Pushing debris through
My gutter spout
Maybe
It will help cut the pollen count
The rain comes
From rambunctious cloud
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Vic Chesnutt performs "Rambunctious Cloud", and this lyric page sits inside the Vic Chesnutt catalog on LyroVerse.
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