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Audiovent ~ Rain


Rain Coming to cleanse Will she fall? Stares Into the wind And she cries Her tears mark everytime That I swept the pain aside Too much to withstand When the rain is coming She will face it all It's all on me, all over And when it's overflowing Can she break her fall? Until I deal, I can't move on Rain Coming to vent All she hides Unable to move Though we try Her feet off of the ground My will can bring them down If I'd open my eyes When the rain is coming She will face it all It's all on me, all over And when it's overflowing Can she break her fall? Until I deal, I can't move on Can the sun break through the clouds? To reveal what we've found? When the rain is coming She will face it all It's all on me, all over And when it's overflowing Can she break her fall? Until I deal, I can't move on And when the rain is coming When it's overflowing And when the pain is showing When the rain is coming Flowing down more free lyrics

Rain
Coming to cleanse
Will she fall?
Stares
Into the wind
And she cries

Her tears mark everytime
That I swept the pain aside
Too much to withstand

When the rain is coming
She will face it all
It's all on me, all over
And when it's overflowing
Can she break her fall?
Until I deal, I can't move on

Rain
Coming to vent
All she hides
Unable to move
Though we try

Her feet off of the ground
My will can bring them down
If I'd open my eyes

When the rain is coming
She will face it all
It's all on me, all over
And when it's overflowing
Can she break her fall?
Until I deal, I can't move on

Can the sun break through the clouds?
To reveal what we've found?

When the rain is coming
She will face it all
It's all on me, all over
And when it's overflowing
Can she break her fall?
Until I deal, I can't move on

And when the rain is coming
When it's overflowing
And when the pain is showing
When the rain is coming
Flowing down

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