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Maureen McGovern ~ Rainy Days


Looking back on rainy days How I'd hate those rainy days Stayin' home, watch the wind blow All alone by my window Now, I love those rainy days You and I just locked away Lying here, love surrounds us The skies are clear all around us Funny, for me, everything has changed And the bad days feel so fine Funny, you see, when you call my name, And it happens every time, Somehow, the sun starts to shine Storm clouds comin' right this way Guess we're in for more rainy days We just laugh at the weather 'Cause here we are close together INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE Funny, for me, everything has changed And the bad days feel so fine Funny, you see, when you call my name, And it happens every time, Somehow, the sun starts to shine Those clouds are comin' right this way Guess we're in for more rainy days We just laugh at the weather 'Cause here we are close together more free lyrics

Looking back on rainy days
How I'd hate those rainy days
Stayin' home, watch the wind blow
All alone by my window

Now, I love those rainy days
You and I just locked away
Lying here, love surrounds us
The skies are clear all around us

Funny, for me, everything has changed
And the bad days feel so fine
Funny, you see, when you call my name,
And it happens every time,
Somehow, the sun starts to shine

Storm clouds comin' right this way
Guess we're in for more rainy days
We just laugh at the weather
'Cause here we are close together

INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE

Funny, for me, everything has changed
And the bad days feel so fine
Funny, you see, when you call my name,
And it happens every time,
Somehow, the sun starts to shine

Those clouds are comin' right this way
Guess we're in for more rainy days
We just laugh at the weather
'Cause here we are close together

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