I remember what it's like to feel forgotten
So many faces in a crowd
Well, it's hard to find the sunshine staring at the bottom
Well, I've been there, so I'll say these words out loud

Oh, you can't change the weather
And you can't stop the rain
You and me together
Honey, we can find a way to stop the pain
Stop the pain

And you could add up all the tears that fill a river
Or trace the words that break a heart
But you'd miss the blue jay and the message he delivers
Every moment has a brand-new start

Oh, you can't change the weather
And you can't stop the rain
And you and me together
Honey, we can find a way to stop the pain
Stop the pain

You are never, ever, ever
Never, ever, ever, alone
Never alone
You are never, ever, ever
Never, ever, ever, alone
Never alone
You are never, ever, ever
Never, ever, ever, alone
You are never, ever, ever
Never, ever, ever, alone

There is a story being written in the cosmos
A tale of love that shines so bright
Well, you're just a child until the moment you remember
Only you can write the story of your life

Oh, you can't change the weather (change the weather)
You can't stop the rain (stop the rain)
You and me together (me together)
Honey, we can find a way to stop the pain (stop the pain)

Oh, you can't change the weather (change the weather)
And you can't stop the rain (stop the rain)
I need you to feel my love forever (love forever)
Oh, we can find a way to break the chain (you are never, ever, ever)
(Never, ever, ever, alone)
Break the chain


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You Can't Change The Weather Lyrics as written by Sheryl Crow

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