Slow-Fallin' Rain

(Brian Hendrix)

Song about a guy who's been trying to forget this ex, but a rainy day reminds him of the day she left him and walked out.

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The skies were gettin' dark 'Bout near cold enough to snow The wind was pickin' up And it was howlin' in low tones A somber song that I recall When I'd just like to forget it all Today is now just like the day you left... (Chorus) When I watched you walk away In the slow-fallin' rain In rhythm with your footsteps And the night sky like a frame 'Round the saddest picture ever taken But I could not look away And you disappeared into The slow-fallin' rain I hear it on my window And I see it in my head Pace around for thiings to do But I just think instead About different ways that I might act If I were to ever get you back But I'm a fool, stuck livin' with regret... (Chorus) (Bridge) The clouds break up, move over me The rain is gone but your memory Is trapped right here, on a loop inside my mind (Chorus)

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