@[Diderik:33655] "Your a holiday!" Was a popular term used in the 50s/60s to compliment someone on their all around. For example, not only are they beautiful, but they are fun and kind too ... just an all around "holiday".
I think your first comment is closer to being accurate. The singer/song writers state "Millions of eyes can see, yet why am i so blind!? When the someone else is me, its unkind its unkind". I believe hes referring to the girl toying with him and using him. He wants something deeper with her, thats why he allows himself to be as a puppet (even though for her fun and games) as long as it makes her happy. But he knows deep down that she doesnt really want to be serious with him and thats what makes him.
Hot sticky scenes, you know what I mean
Like a desert sun that burns my skin
I've been waiting for her, for so long
Open the sky and let her come down
Here comes the rain
Here comes the rain
Here she comes again
Here comes the rain
Hot sticky scenes, you know what I mean
Like a desert sun that burns my skin
I've been waiting for her for so long
Open the sky and let her come down
Here comes the rain
Here comes the rain
Here she comes again
Here comes the rain
I love the rain
I love the rain
Here she comes again
Here comes the rain
Oh, rain
Rain
Rain
Oh, here comes the rain
I love the rain
Well, I love the rain
Here she comes again
I love the rain
Rain
Rain
Like a desert sun that burns my skin
I've been waiting for her, for so long
Open the sky and let her come down
Here comes the rain
Here comes the rain
Here she comes again
Here comes the rain
Hot sticky scenes, you know what I mean
Like a desert sun that burns my skin
I've been waiting for her for so long
Open the sky and let her come down
Here comes the rain
Here comes the rain
Here she comes again
Here comes the rain
I love the rain
I love the rain
Here she comes again
Here comes the rain
Oh, rain
Rain
Rain
Oh, here comes the rain
I love the rain
Well, I love the rain
Here she comes again
I love the rain
Rain
Rain
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Rain Lyrics as written by William Duffy Ian Astbury
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Sex for sure. Lyrics suggest it's about a woman who squirts when she has an orgasm: "Here she comes again."
..a great mid 80s gothic anthem.. get out your black hat
It seems he's fallen for a girl with whom he equates the sun beating down on the crops, burning them up and not allowing them to grow is akin to how he feels without her. At some point, she notices him and the love he has for her. When they finally get together, it allows his heart and soul to finally be nourished and grow the way the rain nourishes and feeds the crops in their dry, barren land. Each time they are together, she is like the rain for his dry, barren heart causing him to bloom and grow. He would burn up without her.
@AntiPattern And yes, making love is a big part of their love.
Ian lived on 7 nations indian tribal land for a few years after school before returning to England. There are alot of native american references in his music. This song is actually about sex, but makes it sound like RAIN>
I love the rain!!!
Probably the best song on the Love album - IMHO. Based on the lack of posts on this and all of The Cult songs (also the fact that other great Cult songs aren't even listed on this site), I'd say they are very under-rated and overlooked. C'mon! Stop listening to homogenized "hit radio". It SUCKS! The Cult ROCKS!!!
The Cult is absolutely underrated and overlooked!<br /> Greatest band EVER. <br /> Saw them live in '87 and a few times in '09 and they are still amazing live. Go see them when they tour again. You will not be disappointed. <br /> <br /> And yeah, Ian Astbury has said this song is simply about sex...
It says on Wikipedia that "the lyrics were reportedly inspired by a Hopi rain dance". But of course, maybe that was only the starting point, and the song can be understood in two ways.
Love the Cult. The song is referencing the love of something very natural - sex. It's about sex with someone you are spiritually connected with and two people become one. Time is irrelevant, only more sex.
Hilarious and brilliant video too, worth a look
I think it's a song about the rain. Seriously though, epic Cult tune off of Love. Almost the best song on the album, but it took "She Sells Sanctuary" and "Brother Wolf Sister Moon" to displace it, and those are epic tracks. Phoenix is amazing too. But this one is great and it's such a simple riff but it works so, so well.