It's just one more day
No one said
There would be rain again
Won't blame it on myself
I'll blame it on the weatherman

Get away for a while
Here I am
Out on my own again
Won't blame it on myself
I'll blame it on the weatherman

Standing on the shore
Calling out your name
I was here before
I could see your face
Only clouds will see
Tears are in my eyes
Empty like my heart
Why do ya say goodbye

The rain goes on (on and on again)
The rain goes on (on and on again)

Alone I can hear
Hear our song
Playing for me again
Won't blame it on myself
Just blame it on the weatherman

Standing on the shore
Calling out your name
I was here before
I could see your face
Only clouds will see
Tears are in my eyes
Empty like my heart
Why do ya say goodbye

The rain goes on (on and on again)
The rain goes on (on and on again)

Maybe it's too late
Maybe it's too late to try again
Maybe I can't pray
Maybe I can't wait
Maybe I can't blame the weatherman

The rain goes on (on and on again)
The rain goes on (on and on again)

Oh blame it on the weatherman


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    This is a cute song. She doesn't understand why her and her boyfriend had to break up. It hurts too much to deal with, too, so she just blames all of her rain on the weatherman. This is cute.

    TrOoBaBiEeon April 13, 2003   Link

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