And the tv's on
The clock is ticking away
And the phone's not ringing
I wonder where you are
This moment is happening to you too
It's everywhere
Only you probably don't notice
I've been looking all of my life
For something I may never find
Everywhere a lucky man goes
A curse isn't far behind
I've travelled really far
But now I'm back where I started out
And the funny thing
Is that you probably don't notice
That it's just started to rain
Tell god I've got a complaint
I haven't seen a sunny day
And any hope of drying my eyes
The rain seems to wash away
I've been sitting here for hours
Sometimes I talk to the pretty flowers
I do it every day
But you probably don't notice
That it's just started to rain
I've been looking at pictures but I don't know why
'cause it's not the same
I remember your features but the voice is gone
And I'm so ashamed
So let me sing you something without no words
Because there are no words at all
You'll ever hear
I loved you so much dear
It's just started to rain And the tv's on The clock is ticking away And the phone's not ringing I wonder where you are This moment is happening to you too It's everywhere Only you probably don't notice I've been looking all of my life For something I may never find Everywhere a lucky man goes A curse isn't far behind I've travelled really far But now I'm back where I started out And the funny thing Is that you probably don't notice That it's just started to rain Tell god I've got a complaint I haven't seen a sunny day And any hope of drying my eyes The rain seems to wash away I've been sitting here for hours Sometimes I talk to the pretty flowers I do it every day But you probably don't notice That it's just started to rain I've been looking at pictures but I don't know why 'cause it's not the same I remember your features but the voice is gone And I'm so ashamed So let me sing you something without no words Because there are no words at all You'll ever hear I loved you so much dear Explain Request ×
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