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When I'm weary and tired |
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When I'm far from home, |
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I think of you in the rain and I kiss you. |
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I can't build you a castle; |
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I can't buy you a ring; |
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I can't see you tonight, |
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So I miss you. |
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Now it's raining. |
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Think I'll go inside. |
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Somebody stole my suitcase filled with pictures of you. |
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So I forget what your face looked like when we were just twenty |
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And it's raining. |
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I think I'll go inside. |
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I felt this way before, |
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walking out your front door. |
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I'm a sea without a shore and it's raining. |
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It's really raining. |
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I think I'll go inside. |
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When I miss the sunshine, |
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all I got are clouds |
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It's your bed I see, near the fire. |
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Baby if you've got room, |
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I could come and see you. |
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Make your favorite tea and when we tire, |
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listen to the rain fall. |
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Think I'll go inside. |
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Somebody stole my suitcase, |
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filled with pictures of you. |
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So I forget what your face looked like when we were just twenty |
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and it's raining. |
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Think I'll go inside. |
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I felt this way before, |
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walking out your front door. |
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I'm a sea without a shore and it's raining. |
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It's really raining. |
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Think I'll go inside. |
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Yeah it's raining. |
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Baby, it's raining. |
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Think I'll go inside. |