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Umbrella

I’m your favorite kind of rain

That goes down a drain slowly like I can

Mimic your movements

Simply by asking you how you feel

 

Now, it doesn’t rain your favorite all the time

Most of the time I get this extra burden

But you’re my umbrella that’s keeping me dry

From stress, anger and despair

Pouring out from a raincloud called,  “Thing’s I don’t want to face today”

 

Let it pour

I know you’ll cover me from my problems

As long as I hold you up from yours

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joey-zimmerman
American
Published
Jan 18, 2011
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