Don\'t rain on me-
Let me grab my umbrella and raincoat
So I may have a safe front-row seat to your orchestral wonder
To fully envelop myself in your fleeting squall and alluring sound
Yet stay untouched by the daunting truth of the dewdrops you lay down
Spare me your storm for now
Let me grab my boots and bucket
For your symphony floods my mind,
Shattering the dam, I built to forget my feelings
Leaving me drowning in memories
As the almighty conductor waves his staff
And the concerto fades to silence
What would it have been like to let your rain touch me?
To stand in the flood of all that I tried to withhold
I wonder now as the amphitheater
where your tempest played lies broken
Its melodies scattered like debris in the wind
Thunder, once commanding, now fades to distant whispers
and the silence left behind feels heavier than the storm itself
The raindrops I once feared now feel like a dream
A fleeting touch I pushed away, afraid to let it stay
Now, as I am adrift in the lake of absence
My body sinking beneath the weight of regret
The sounds that once echoed through my ears finally cleared
Allowing me to hear the raindrops falling onto the water above me
My mind\'s endless race had concluded
The victory was celebrated by that of my regret
Regret that I was too afraid to stand in the rain
I was too afraid to let it wash over me
I was too afraid to let it drown me
All I want now is to feel your rain once more
Please rain on me.