Yesterday's Rain

Album: Living Hard (2007)
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  • Sometimes I think about the touch of your skin
    The taste of your lips and It all comes rushing back again
    And I start to spin
    I think about you when the skies turn grey
    Always reminds me of the love we made
    Back when you were here
    Well, here come the tears

    Of yesterdays rain
    Yesterday's rain
    Well, it's better to have loved and lost than not at all
    But I still love to feel it fall
    Yesterday's rain
    It's just yesterday's rain

    Well, I've been told I shouldn't stand in your rain
    That's the only place I see your face
    I can see you face
    It took sometime to heal but I've moved on
    I still go back in time and stand in your storm's
    Familiar's ones
    Always feels like home

    Of yesterdays rain
    Yesterday's rain
    Well, it's better to have loved and lost than not at all
    But I still love to feel it fall
    Yesterday's rain
    It's just yesterday's rain

    Let your memory soak me to the bone
    Reminds me that I'm not alone in yesterday's rain
    It's just yesterday's rain
    That's just yesterday's pain
    Think I'll walk in yesterday's rain Writer/s: GARY ALLAN, JAMES LEBLANC, JOSEPH MATTHEW WARREN
    Publisher: CRYSTAL BEACH MUSIC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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