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B*witched ~ Blame It On The Weatherman


It's just one more day No one said There would be rain again Won't blame it on myself I'll blame it on the weatherman Get away for a while Here i am out on my own again Won't blame it on myself I'll blame it on the weatherman Standing on the shore Calling out your name I was here before I could see your face Only clouds will see Tears are in my eyes Empty like my heart Why do ya say goodbye The rain goes on (on and on again)(repeat x2) Alone i can hear Hear our song Playing for me again Won't blame it on myself Just blame it on the weatherman Standing on the shore Calling out your name I was here before I could see your face Only clouds will see Tears are in my eyes Empty like my heart Why do ya say goodbye The rain goes on (on and on again)(repeat x2) Maybe it's too late Maybe it's too late to try again Maybe i can't pray Maybe i can't wait Maybe i can't blame the weatherman The rain goes on (on and on again)(repeat x2) Oh blame it on the weatherman Written by hedges, brannigan ackerman, caine Produced by ray "madman" hedges in his mothership Arranged by ray "madman" hedges and martin brannigan Published by sugar free music/bucks music ltd. - 19 music ltd/bmg music pub ltd. - polygram music pub ltd. - chrysalis music ltd. - andy caine/palan music pub ltd. ©1998 sony music entertainment (uk) ltd. more free lyrics

It's just one more day
No one said
There would be rain again
Won't blame it on myself
I'll blame it on the weatherman
Get away for a while
Here i am out on my own again
Won't blame it on myself
I'll blame it on the weatherman

Standing on the shore
Calling out your name
I was here before
I could see your face
Only clouds will see
Tears are in my eyes
Empty like my heart
Why do ya say goodbye

The rain goes on (on and on again)(repeat x2)

Alone i can hear
Hear our song
Playing for me again
Won't blame it on myself
Just blame it on the weatherman

Standing on the shore
Calling out your name
I was here before
I could see your face
Only clouds will see
Tears are in my eyes
Empty like my heart
Why do ya say goodbye

The rain goes on (on and on again)(repeat x2)

Maybe it's too late
Maybe it's too late to try again
Maybe i can't pray
Maybe i can't wait
Maybe i can't blame the weatherman

The rain goes on (on and on again)(repeat x2)

Oh blame it on the weatherman

Written by hedges, brannigan ackerman, caine
Produced by ray "madman" hedges in his mothership
Arranged by ray "madman" hedges and martin brannigan
Published by sugar free music/bucks music ltd.
- 19 music ltd/bmg music pub ltd. - polygram music pub ltd.
- chrysalis music ltd. - andy caine/palan music pub ltd.
©1998 sony music entertainment (uk) ltd.

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