Hi, hi we're your weather girls
Ah-huh
And have we got news for you
You better listen
Get ready, all you lonely girls
And leave those umbrellas at home
Alright

Humidity is rising (uh rising), barometer's getting low (how low girl?)
According to all sources (what sources now?), the street's the place to go (we better hurry up)
'Cause tonight for the first time (first time)
Just about half-past ten (half past ten)
For the first time in history
It's gonna start raining men (start raining men)

It's raining men, hallelujah, it's raining men, amen
I'm gonna go out to run and let myself get
Absolutely soaking wet
It's raining men, hallelujah
It's raining men, every specimen
Tall, blonde, dark and lean
Rough and tough and strong and mean

God bless mother nature, she's a single woman too
She took off to heaven and she did what she had to do
She taught every angel, she rearranged the sky
So that each and every woman could find her perfect guy
Oh, it's raining men, yeah
Humidity is rising (humidity is rising, yeah yeah)
Barometer's getting low (it's getting low, low, low, low, low, low, low, low, low)
According to all sources (according to all sources)
The street's the place to go
'Cause tonight for the first time
Just about half past ten
For the first time in history
It's gonna start raining man (start raining men)

It's raining men, hallelujah
It's raining men, amen
It's raining men, hallelujah
It's raining men, amen
It's raining men, hallelujah
It's raining men, amen
It's raining men, hallelujah
Oh oh oh oh
It's raining men
Tall, blonde, dark and lean
Rough and tough and strong and mean
Hallelujah it's raining men, amen


Lyrics submitted by peacewarrior21

It's Raining Men Lyrics as written by Paul Jabara Paul Shaffer

Lyrics © TuneCore Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group, Royalty Network, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Shemaroo Entertainment Limited, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    I have a friend who is a gay man and this song I dedicate to him.
    It is my wish for him! I do hope they are 18 years of age + and I hope they are descending upon him in droves! I hope he doesn't know WHAT to do with all of the male attention he deserves.

    You go, girlfriend!

    In our lives a little rain must fall and I sincerely hope that in yours.... IT'S RAINING MEN! XOXOXO

    baraboomon September 10, 2009   Link
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    It sounds like this song needs to be coming out of a gerbil with an umbrella. On said pink ubrella, there needs to be blue water droplets with "men" written thusly on them.

    zambaion August 13, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    It makes me feel like less of a man for liking this song, but hell, this song KICKS ASS.

    Malteseon October 29, 2006   Link
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    i'ma guy, but i love this song mainly because of the singer's vocals! they kick some ass men! what voices those women have!!! god!!!

    iluvfarrobaon July 02, 2008   Link
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    AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. G.H.'s version has 14 comments and this only 4!!!! Disgusting! Except for "Shake Your Bootie Cutie" I can't tolerate the woman's "talent." And I like that song only because it has personal meaning for me...at the time I first heard it I really wanted a skinny arsed booty to shake for me:) The Weather Girls could belt out tunes and this one was exceptional! Just the fact that they are called The Weather Girls and their hit was "It's Raining Men" is, in itself, perfection! This is simply a fun song that we college girls loved to hear when we were on the dance floor being bombarded with dance propositions by guys. We felt so empowered by the song that ironically we would dance with each other and ignore the guys:) THIS is the song I was listening to when Mr. powder blue polyester suit with shoe lifts and slicked back hair asked me to dance; I was 19 and he was probably 23 and from a Muslim country. It's the first time I ever said NO to a guy (to dance:); for once the polyesther allowed me to manage my guilt for being mean. (Hmmmmm...I wonder why I still remember it, though:)

    ASweetPeaon September 28, 2011   Link

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