| About The Rain
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| I woke up in a sleepy airport bar all by myself
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| And the waitress stared and asked me
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| «may I get you something else?»
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| So I thought for a moment
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| And before I grabbed my bags
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| I said, «I'll have one more whiskey;
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| Then one more after that.»
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| On the plane to Baltimore
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| I met a red haired girl
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| Who’s brother works in futures;
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| What that means, I am not sure
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| I could’ve sworn
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| I saw myself in her haunted sea green eyes
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| When we landed
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| I stood up and smiled, then we both said goodbye
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| All I know about the rain
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| I learned from keeping dry
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| The hardest part of loving you
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| Is that you were never mine
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| On the cab ride back to my hotel
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| I lost the afternoon
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| And watched the clouds roll endlessly;
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| My thoughts returned to you
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| I wonder if you sleep well in that bed which you have made
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| Or if at night your dreams return to the one you sent away
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| All I know about the rain
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| I learned from keeping dry
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| The hardest part of loving you
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| Is that you were never mine
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| And the loneliness that’s tortured me
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| Each moment of my life
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| Has turned the boy who saw it all
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| Into a man that’s blind
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| If truth is not the answer
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| I will pay my debts in blood
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| In surrendering all that I have
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| I’ll prove I’m not enough
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| All I know about the rain, I learned from keeping dry
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| The hardest part of loving you, is that you were never mine
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| All I know about the rain, I learned from keeping dry
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| The hardest part of loving you, is that you were never mine |