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Make it rain!
You know, when we share, the world is better
Make it rain! Make it rain!
If you let it go we'll flow like a river
Make it rain! Make it

Your eyes, Lord help him, he just wants to die
One In the river, the other hand, Lord help him, make him understand

Love like that is not so simple,

forward through cellophane
Same thing again
Economics books & pens
Dad's grown his shame
Cumberland by the five points
Grown up I see
That we often tried

Such a long way from where you started from
There is a road which no one travels on
It’s you alone
That must go
Wherever it ends up
Alright

Ages ago

the river
Then the winter came and kept us far apart.
Now the ice is melting, things have thawed between us.
I'm just glad to see you haven't changed a bit.

DIRECTION

COMPLETELY DISAPPEARS
BY 
THE BLUE TILED WALLS NEAR THE MARKET STALL
S
THERE'S A HIDDEN DOOR SHE LEADS 
YOU TO
THESE DAYS, SHE SAYS, I FEEL MY LIFE

town
Winds they were swirling, howling and hissing

The Asylum sat on a hill, Helmbrook was the name
Hidden by the surrounding trees, 3909 Old River Lane

DIRECTION

COMPLETELY DISAPPEARS
BY 
THE BLUE TILED WALLS NEAR THE MARKET STALL
S
THERE'S A HIDDEN DOOR SHE LEADS 
YOU TO
THESE DAYS, SHE SAYS, I FEEL MY LIFE

Real life stuff, y'know
Happens a lot
Yow
It took her thirty years to leave the marriage (Long time)
By then, even the grandkids were damaged

There's men who die to defend us all
Those men who die there names on walls
Whoever said freedom ain't free they just go and die for you and me
Up in

There's men who die to defend us all
Those men who die there names on walls
Whoever said freedom ain't free they just go and die for you and me
Up in

There's men who die to defend us all
Those men who die there names on walls
Whoever said freedom ain't free they just go and die for you and me
Up in

beside the river
Became your place to sit
The derelict, abandoned
Belong to Joni Moon
Joni Moon
Oh Joni Moon

You slip away leaving only pulled out grass

decades have decayed
Silent like the good old river Nile
Years go by, rising high

Parthenon, mother of the buildings
Standing brave, fears no fire,

Of the river

When it rains, it pours 
On muddy roads where no more cars can go
Well, they'll spin out and get stuck out in the yard
A sedan gutted for its parts

overcome by our true nature
Lord Your sacrifice covers it all
We, the priestly ones you've chosen
Look to You and stand in awe
You are righteous like

and lonely nights
Will follow you, if you runaway from love
I saw you
Throwing pennies in the river, for dreams
That couldn't last forever
Your heart's

through His sermons
The Word bruised His heel with the head of a serpent
The Word became flesh, the Word was that guy
Went down the River Jordan where He

By this time the river
Had changed one degree
She asked for the people
To let her go free
My wild love is crazy
She screams like a bird
She moans like

affence/blood and thunder/ set 'em free /Here we go singing lullaby songs for those who cannot asleep/ a gipsy man must sometimes cross the river/ which rolls in

When the river runs dry
And all the leaves start to falling down
We go there when no one else around
Your joke almost makes us cry
'Cause you're

felt better than the cold grip of his gun
With steely-eyed vision he could see the mountain and snow
Who would see the Great Beyond only one man would

everything then

Old man dies
Just outside
Heart broke with yearning
Next time around
He won't care anyhow
River flows where it must go
Twisting and a turning

Livin' here in the southern land
Part of a world that we can't understand 
Down on the beach 
We watch the days go by 
Dancin' under a southern sky