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Just a Little Rain
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You were a hard one, baby, when you left that day,
but your boughs were bound to break.
It was a straight line arrow pointing down,
but a chance you had to take.
Now honey you're okay
and you know it.
It's just a little rain,.
Honey, you're okay
and you know it.
It's just another day.
Well, my heart was racing when you
told me that you had made a grave mistake.
It was a hard one baby, but you did it well and I
would have done the same.
You know, I know that you know it well:
no one can be great-- if there's nothing to lose
than nothing can be gained, so let's
throw it all away!
And honey, you're okay
and you know it.
It's just another day.
Honey, you're okay,
and you know it.
It's just a little rain.
When you sleep at night
do you think of these words
to hold you tight?
What are you doing?
And are you trying everything
to hold on to that light?
And honey, you're okay
and you know it.
It's just a little rain.
Honey, you're okay
and you know it.
it's just another day.
Honey, you're okay....
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