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Ronettes ~ Walking in the Rain


I want him and I need him And someday, someway, whoa-oa-oa, I'll meet him He'll be kind of shy, Real good-looking too And I'll be certain he's my guy By the things he'll like to do CHORUS: (Ohhhhhhhhh) Like walking in the rain (like walking in the rain) And wishing on the stars (and wishing on the stars) up above And being so in love When he's near me, I'll kiss him And when he leaves me, whoa-oa-oa, I'll miss him Though sometimes, we'll fight I won't really care And I'll know it's gonna be alright 'Cause we've got so much we share CHORUS (Johnny) No no, he'll never do (Bobby) No, it isn't him too They would (never), no, they'd (never) Never ever love (Ohhhhhhhhh) Walking in the rain (like walking in the rain) And wishing on the stars (and wishing on the stars) up above And being so in love Oh ohhhhhhhh Where can he be? Oh ohh-oh-oh I've been wishin' and hopin' (fade out) more free lyrics

I want him and I need him
And someday, someway, whoa-oa-oa, I'll meet him

He'll be kind of shy,
Real good-looking too
And I'll be certain he's my guy
By the things he'll like to do

CHORUS:
(Ohhhhhhhhh)
Like walking in the rain (like walking in the rain)
And wishing on the stars (and wishing on the stars) up above
And being so in love

When he's near me, I'll kiss him
And when he leaves me, whoa-oa-oa, I'll miss him

Though sometimes, we'll fight
I won't really care
And I'll know it's gonna be alright
'Cause we've got so much we share

CHORUS

(Johnny) No no, he'll never do
(Bobby) No, it isn't him too
They would (never), no, they'd (never)
Never ever love

(Ohhhhhhhhh)
Walking in the rain (like walking in the rain)
And wishing on the stars (and wishing on the stars) up above
And being so in love

Oh ohhhhhhhh
Where can he be?
Oh ohh-oh-oh
I've been wishin' and hopin'
(fade out)

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