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Chris Isaak ~ Funeral In The Rain


I wait, too long, i'll die, if i'm alone. I wait, too shy, love dies, i'm alone to cry. I'm walking, i keep on walking down the street. I'm watching, i keep on searching every face i meet. I loved her but now i've lost her, loves in vain. I watch a funeral in the rain. I'm walking, i keep on walking around the world. I'm talking, i keep on talking about a girl. I loved her but now i've lost her, loves in vain. I watch a funeral in the rain. I watch a funeral in the rain. All the world, knows the girl. All the world, knows she's gone. She's gone...... she's gone.... I'm walking, i keep on walking around the clock. They're watching, they keep talking let them talk. I loved her but now i've lost her, loves in vain. I watch a funeral in the rain. I watch a funeral in the rain. I watch a funeral in...... the rain. She's gone........she's gone.......she's gone........she's gone. more free lyrics

I wait, too long, i'll die, if i'm alone.
I wait, too shy, love dies, i'm alone to cry.

I'm walking, i keep on walking down the street.
I'm watching, i keep on searching every face i meet.
I loved her but now i've lost her, loves in vain.
I watch a funeral in the rain.

I'm walking, i keep on walking around the world.
I'm talking, i keep on talking about a girl.
I loved her but now i've lost her, loves in vain.
I watch a funeral in the rain.
I watch a funeral in the rain.

All the world, knows the girl.
All the world, knows she's gone.
She's gone...... she's gone....

I'm walking, i keep on walking around the clock.
They're watching, they keep talking let them talk.
I loved her but now i've lost her, loves in vain.
I watch a funeral in the rain.
I watch a funeral in the rain.
I watch a funeral in...... the rain.
She's gone........she's gone.......she's gone........she's gone.

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