Well I heard that it might be raining bed sheets and lover's words
Let's throw out the hotel comforter and hang the 'do not disturb'
Sign me up for the storm
I'll wear my suit for the shower
'Cause I'll have you to keep me warm in the coldest hour

And when the darkness falls under your hair, there I'll be
And crazy is the forecast all week

Well every kiss, every hug is so light on that touch, delicate like a snowflake
Well I can taste, I can taste, I can taste, I can taste you all over my face
And everyone might find it foolish to not be counting on the sun
But your mouth is my umbrella now
Because I'm holding your tongue

And when the darkness falls under your hair, there I'll be
And crazy is the forecast all week

There's a good chance in hell
Like cats and dogs we'll be flying
And I'm no weatherman
But you are lightning, striking

Here comes the sun, and the rain
All at once down the sink

In the midst of the morning pull up a blanket of a cloud
And await for the warning of another come down
Because the water is healthy for the roses in your cheeks
My well holds plenty for penny wishin' in your deep end
And when the lights go out, no doubt, with you I'll be

And crazy is the forecast all week

And if them rains should fall for sure with you I'll be
Ah because crazy is the forecast all week long
Crazy is the forecast


Lyrics submitted by Mezz115

The Forecast Lyrics as written by Jason Mraz Eric Scot Hinojosa

Lyrics © Word Collections Publishing, Goo-Eyed Music, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Fintage House Publishing

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    wow. it means a lot. and its not even all completely sexual when you think about it. i think its about being so completely wrapped up in somebody that you love, that it doesn't matter at all whats going on around you. its just that one person that matters.

    i love j.mraz, he always has the right words.

    trixykidsayshion July 27, 2007   Link

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