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Barbra Streisand ~ On Rainy Afternoons


On rainy afternoons When memories cloud the skies The wind is filled With our goodbyes On rainy afternoons We used to slip away With rain and love We'd spent the day What went wrong? I wish i knew Was it me, or was it you? I wonder, you think you've said farewell Because you've said goodbye You walk away, your eyes are dry But the wind remembers all our favorite tunes On rainy afternoons On rainy afternoons more free lyrics

On rainy afternoons
When memories cloud the skies
The wind is filled
With our goodbyes
On rainy afternoons
We used to slip away
With rain and love
We'd spent the day
What went wrong?
I wish i knew
Was it me, or was it you?
I wonder, you think you've said farewell
Because you've said goodbye
You walk away, your eyes are dry
But the wind remembers all our favorite tunes
On rainy afternoons
On rainy afternoons

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