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Blake Babies ~ Rain ( A.k.a Better'n You )


You're lost beneath the sea And you didn't wait for me. You left me here, left me hangin' on. When i knew you'd drowned, Did you think i'd wait around? When i woke up, you were already gone. You could waste your life feeling lonely Or you could waste your life feeling pain. When you carry the weight of one too many yesterdays, You won't know to come in from the rain. You dug up your own grave. You've no life left to save. You're always saying, saying you can't go on. Well, i've been beneath the sea And i couldn't hardly see. When i woke up, you were already gone. I've wasted time feeling lonely. I've wasted half my life feeling pain, But at least i feel the weight upon my shoulder. At least i know to come in from the rain. At least i know to come in from the rain. You won't know to come in from the rain. more free lyrics

You're lost beneath the sea
And you didn't wait for me.
You left me here, left me hangin' on.
When i knew you'd drowned,
Did you think i'd wait around?
When i woke up, you were already gone.

You could waste your life feeling lonely
Or you could waste your life feeling pain.
When you carry the weight of one too many yesterdays,
You won't know to come in from the rain.

You dug up your own grave.
You've no life left to save.
You're always saying, saying you can't go on.
Well, i've been beneath the sea
And i couldn't hardly see.
When i woke up, you were already gone.

I've wasted time feeling lonely.
I've wasted half my life feeling pain,
But at least i feel the weight upon my shoulder.
At least i know to come in from the rain.
At least i know to come in from the rain.
You won't know to come in from the rain.

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