Anna Ternheim - Let It Rain

Leaving on a mayday
a fine summerpain
in his heart
on his toung
the taste is sweet again

Leaving on a may day
A fine summerpain
Buy this head ¥s a feather
His mind can take off
His feet are moving again!!!

Let it rain on me
Let it rain
Let it rain on me
Let it rain

Morning comes, wakes him up
He looks out at the parking lot
And sees the house
He was born almost 57 years ago
Where his brother lives
From where his sister moved
where all three went to and finished school
Where their father died in 59 and their mother did
In 63, He¥s reminded of her when he looks at me

Let it rain on me
Let it rain
Let it rain on me
Let it rain
Let it rain on me
Let it rain
Let it rain on me

That¥s how all things grow
That show all things grow

I¥ve been waiting for the news he said, for 20 years I¥ve been waiting
For the last pages in the book I read, about love, death, and endless need
About you, your sister your mother and meÖeven the happiest families bleed
Of wanting to get even, make it last and get every bastard from the past

Let it rain on me
Let it rain
Let it rain on me
Let it rain
Let it rain on me
Let it rain
Let it rain on me
Let it rain
That's how all things grow
That show all things grow