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America ~ The Rain Song


Dewey bunnell, ©197? Found on heard. When the rain comes down in the summer time The leaves start dripping when the sun starts to shine Oh, ain't it a shame Oh, i mean about the rain When i'm alone in my bed alright I can hear the rain fight the night Oh, ain't it a shame Oh, i mean about the rain Rain, ain't it a shame Nobody likes it when the rain starts to spill I never did and i never will Like the rain more free lyrics

Dewey bunnell, ©197?
Found on heard.

When the rain comes down in the summer time
The leaves start dripping when the sun starts to shine
Oh, ain't it a shame
Oh, i mean about the rain

When i'm alone in my bed alright
I can hear the rain fight the night
Oh, ain't it a shame
Oh, i mean about the rain
Rain, ain't it a shame

Nobody likes it when the rain starts to spill
I never did and i never will
Like the rain

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