What is the song Covered in Rain about?
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If you're talking about the John Mayer song (awesome selection, btw), it's about seeing the inevitable end to a relationship.  There's comfort in the familiarty, but it's become stale.  You don't want to end the relationship though, because it's "the brightest thing" you've got.
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The song was written by Springsteen as most of his songs are. Bowie was going to cover it, not sure if he did though.
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Lyrics: \n\nI can take the rain on the roof of this empty house \nThat don't bother me \nI can take a few tears now and then and just let them out \nI'm not afraid to cry every once in a while \nEven though going on with you gone still upsets me \nThere are days every now and again I pretend I'm ok \nBut that's not what gets me \n\nWhat hurts the most \nWas being so close \nAnd having so much to say \nAnd watching you walk away \nAnd never knowing \nWhat could have been \nAnd not seeing that loving you \nIs what I was tryin' to do \n\nIt's hard to deal with the pain of losing you everywhere I go \nBut I'm doin' It \nIt's hard to force that smile when I see our old friends and I'm alone \nStill Harder \nGetting up, getting dressed, livin' with this regret \nBut I know if I could do it over \nI would trade give away all the words that I saved in my heart \nThat I left unspoken \n\nWhat hurts the most \nIs being so close \nAnd having so much to say \nAnd watching you walk away \nAnd never knowing \nWhat could have been \nAnd not seeing that loving you \nIs what I was trying to do \n\nWhat hurts the most \nIs being so close \nAnd having so much to say \nAnd watching you walk away \nAnd never knowing \nWhat could have been \nAnd not seeing that loving you \nIs what I was trying to do \n\nNot seeing that loving you \nThat's what I was trying to do
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Absolutley--the sound, the lightning, and the smell of the rain on a warm spring/summer day.\n\n\nWell I love a rainy night\nI love a rainy night\nI love to hear the thunder\nWatch the lightning\nWhen it lights up the sky\nYou know it makes me feel good \n\nWell I love a rainy night\nIt's such a beautiful sight\nI love to feel the rain\nOn my face\nTo taste the rain on my lips\nIn the moonlight shadow \n\nCHORUS:\nWish I was washed\nAll my cares away\nI'd wake up to a sunny day\n'Cause I love a rainy night\nYes I love a rainy night\nWell I love a rainy night\nI love a rainy night \n\nWell I love a rainy night\nI love a rainy night\nI love to hear the thunder\nWatch the lightning\nWhen it lights up the sky\nYou know it makes me feel good \n\nWell I love a rainy night\nIt's such a beautiful sight\nI love to feel the rain\nOn my face\nTo taste the rain on my lips\nIn the moonlight shadow \n\nPuts a song\nIn this heart of mine\nPuts a smile on my face every time \n\n'Cause I love a rainy night\nYes I love a rainy night\nOoh I love a rainy night\nYeah I love a rainy night
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It's by Badly Drawn Boy and the song is called "The Shining"\n\nI love that song. It's great!!!\n\nHere's the lyrics:\n\n\nFaith pours from your walls, drowning your calls\nI've tried to hear, you're not near.\nRemembering when i saw your face, shining my way\nPure timing.\nNow i've fallen in deep, slow silent sleep\nIt's killing me, i'm dying.\nTo put a little bit of sunshine in your life.\n\nSoliel all over you, warm sun pours over me\nSoliel all over you, warm sun.\n\nNow this slick fallen rift, came like a gift\nYour body moves ever nearer.\nAnd you will dry this tear, now that we're here\nAnd grieve for me, not history.\nBut now i'm dry of thoughts, wait for the rain\nThen it's replaced, sunsetting\nAnd suddenly you're in love with everything.\n\nSoliel all over you, warm sun pours over me\nSoliel all over you, warm sun.
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I always liked this one. It sounds awesome with a big group of people singing it. It is meant to be a marching cadence.\n\nIN THE EARLY MORNING RAIN\n\nGot a letter in the mail\nGo to war or go to jail\nGot a letter in the mail\nIn the early morning rain\n\nI packed my bags, I kissed my wife\nAnd headed for the Army life\nI packed my bags, I kissed my wife\nIn the early morning rain\n\nI told my son not to cry\nBut I had tears in my eyes\nI told my son not to cry\nIn the early morning rain\n\nWith my weapon in my hand\nAnd a pocket full of sand\nWith my weapon in my hand\nIn the early morning rain\n\nGot the enemy to my front\nAnd the ocean to my rear\nWounded dying's all I hear\nIn the early morning rain\n\nAs I'm laying here to rest\nCaught a bullet in the chest\nEven though I've done my best\nIn the early morning rain\n\nTell my darling not to cry\nCause I'll never say good-bye\nTell my darling not to cry\nIn the early morning rain\n\nMany a soldier will die today\nGuess there's nothing left to say\nSo our children, they can play\nIn the early morning rain\n\nYes, now Sergeant I can see\nWhy this training's good for me\nForever more we will be free\nIn the early morning rain
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The Rain Song (from Houses of the Holy)?
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From a 1972 interview with Rolling Stone: \n\n"Fire and Rain" has three verses. The first verse is about my reactions to the death of a friend. The second verse is about my arrival in this country with a monkey on my back, and there Jesus is an expression of my desperation in trying to get through the time when my body was aching and the time was at hand when I had to do it . . . And the third verse of that song refers to my recuperation in Austin Riggs which lasted about five months."\n \nTaylor hasn't spoken publicly about the identity of or the nature of his relationship with the 'Suzanne' referred to in the first verse of the song. In his recent James Taylor biography, Ian Halperin writes: \n\nPrivately, however, Taylor has admitted to friends that Suzanne was a girl he met when he was in the Austin Riggs mental hospital. They became close friends because they shared many interests and goals . . . He was deeply saddened when he found out Suzanne committed suicide several months after he left the hospital. At first, Taylor didn't find out about Suzanne's death for several weeks, because his friends were afraid that that if they told him he might do a lot of drugs or something drastic to escape the reality of his friend's death. So they waited until he was finished recording before to break the news to him. \n\nEven if Taylor's friends are right about how Taylor met 'Suzanne,' they're still wrong about when he met her. Taylor entered Austin Riggs psychiatric hospital in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, a few months after his October 1968 return to the United States from England, where he had recorded his debut album for the Beatles' Apple label. Yet the liner notes from the CD re-issue of that album indicate that among the unreleased tracks recorded by Taylor was an early version of "Fire and Rain," which means the song clearly antedates his stay at Austin Riggs. If 'Suzanne' was an acquaintance from one of Taylor's hospital stays, it had to have been from his 1965 stay at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts, when he was seventeen. \n\nThe mention of the "flying machines in pieces on the ground" is not about an airplane crash; it's an allusion to a group called The Flying Machine that Taylor had formed with his friend Danny Kortchmar. The group disbanded in 1967 when Taylor's drug problems led him to leave New York and return to his parents' home in North Carolina.
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Something In The Way She Moves\n(James Taylor)\n\n"Something In The Way She Moves\nLooks my way and calls my name\nIt seems to leave this troubled world behind"\n\nBut there is Stevie Nicks singing Landslide:\n"I took my love, I took it down\nClimbed a mountain and I turned around\nI saw my reflection in the snow covered hills\n'Till the landslide brought me down\n\nOh, mirror in the sky\nWhat is love\nCan the child within my heart rise above\nCan I sail through the changing ocean tides\nCan I handle the seasons of my life\n\nWell, I've been afraid of changing\n'Cause I've built my life around you\nBut time makes you get bolder\nEven children get older\nAnd I'm getting older too\n\nOh, take my love, take it down\nClimb a mountain and turn around\nIf you see my reflection in the snow covered hills\nWell the landslide will bring it down\n\nIf you see my reflection in the snow covered hills\nWell the landslide will bring it down."\n  \nThe best?  What about Sting singing Wrapped Around Your Finger?  \n"I'll be wrapped around your finger\nDevil and the deep blue sea behind me\nVanish in the air, you'll never find me\nI will turn your face to alabaster\nThen you'll find your servant is your master\nYou'll be wrapped around my finger"\n\nThere are SO many romantic songs.  The best?  All of the above, and then some.
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Dick-A-Dum-Dum   by Des O' Connor.\nHow could anybody ever cover that song.
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I believe this is by Creedence Clearwater Revival\n\nSomeone told me long ago,\nThere's a calm before the storm, \nI know, and it's been comin' for some time.\n\nWhen it's over so they say, \nIt'll rain a sunny day,\nI know, shinin' down like water.\n\nI wanna know, have you ever seen the rain\nI wanna know, have you ever seen the rain\nComin' down on a sunny day?\n\nYesterday and days before, \nSun is cold and rain is hot,\nI know, been that way for all my time.\n\n'Til forever on it goes,\nThrough the circle fast and slow,\nI know, and it can't stop I wonder.\n\nI wanna know, have you ever seen the rain\nI wanna know, have you ever seen the rain\nComin' down on a sunny day?\n\nYeah!\n\nI wanna know, have you ever seen the rain\nI wanna know, have you ever seen the rain\nComin' down on a sunny day?\n\nYeah!
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Dancing in the rain is fun when you are not alone\n\nAs far as the "DO u like to kiss me in the rain?" Part No thanks. Sorry
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Metallica does a Cover of a song called So What. Lyrics are "interesting" to say the least
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Oh man, Rammstein covered that song?  Sweet!!!  Hopefully someone can find the video.
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Milli Vanilli - Blame it on the Rain?\n\nDamn poseurs...
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It's a good song about how life is hard and even when there's good you are dealing with bad and you just have to get through the days.  That's why it's bittersweet.\n\nWant other opinions?  See the site below.
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The emotional lyrics can have multiple meanings. On the surface, they seem to be an apology from one lover to another. On a deeper level, they can have a spiritual allegory. It is a theory that "Purple Rain" is a metaphor for heaven, inspired by the testimonies of a woman who died on the operating table that the afterlife is full of falling purple rain.