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1 Pitter patter raindrops falling from the sky, Mesmorize my dreary eyes for I would sooner die. Than stay inside this hollow glass cage As you begin to pour, Shake me from these shackles now And burst me out this door. 2 Pitter patter raindrops Now you fall upon my face, No longer will I have to wait For your eager embrace. I'm free to roam, I'm free to laugh, I'm free to love again. You start to drench But I welcome your scent And know that true freedom shall begin. 3 Pitter patter raindrops Now you soak me to my skin, I hold my cup, For you to fill up, To the very brim. The time has come, The rat race run, A new life to get underway. I'll embark upon, With journeys song, A bright and prosperous new day. 4 Pitter patter raindrops Falling from the sky, Mesmorize my dreary eyes For I would rather die. Than be one of those people who live by all those rules. I'll carry on, With my own song, And to this I will stay true.
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Apr 16, 2018
Apr 16, 2018 at 7:49 AM UTC
Raindrops
1 Pitter patter raindrops falling from the sky, Mesmorize my dreary eyes for I would sooner die. Than stay inside this hollow glass cage As you begin to pour, Shake me from these shackles now And burst me out this door. 2 Pitter patter raindrops Now you fall upon my face, No longer will I have to wait For your eager embrace. I'm free to roam, I'm free to laugh, I'm free to love again. You start to drench But I welcome your scent And know that true freedom shall begin. 3 Pitter patter raindrops Now you soak me to my skin, I hold my cup, For you to fill up, To the very brim. The time has come, The rat race run, A new life to get underway. I'll embark upon, With journeys song, A bright and prosperous new day. 4 Pitter patter raindrops Falling from the sky, Mesmorize my dreary eyes For I would rather die. Than be one of those people who live by all those rules. I'll carry on, With my own song, And to this I will stay true.
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Apr 16, 2018
Apr 16, 2018 at 7:49 AM UTC
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