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Every Time It Rains
04:03
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Every Time It Rains
It’s just a fact of life
It happens every year
Seasons come along
They breathe and disappear
Everytime it rains
I’m looking for the sunshine
Everytime it rains
I’m looking for the rainbow
My tears are washed away
Day turns into night
Night time into dreams
Come the early dawn
My conscience will be clean
Everytime it rains
I’m looking for the sunshine
Everytime it rains
I’m looking for the rainbow
Good memories remain
Everytime it rains
I’m looking for the sunshine
Everytime it rains
I’m looking for the rainbow
Everytime it rains
I’m looking for the sunshine
My tears are washed away
Every time it rains
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Jamaica Holds The Key
04:51
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Jamaica Holds The Key
I thought of you this morning
It’s been so many years
The memories came falling
Through a veil of souvenirs
I’ll be heading west (east?) tomorrow
On the early morning flight
Will my questions become answers
Come the Caribbean night
Oh Jamaica holds the key
There were clues if not a sign
The Caribbean Sea
Was forever on your mind
And if I ever get a reason
For you running out on me
I think I’ll find
Jamaica holds the key
It would be good to see a picture
Have you changed in any way
All I have is the frozen memory
Of the day you went away
But I don’t really want to see you
I’m not looking for a show
When you left without a warning
Just felt I had a right to know
Oh Jamaica holds the key
With your dreams of Annandale
From the Caribbean Sea
To the Ocho Rios trail
And if I ever get a reason
For you running out on me
I think I’ll find
Jamaica holds the key
So here’s my message in a bottle
I’m sending out to you to find
When I’m on that flight tomorrow
I’ll be keeping you in mind
Oh Jamaica holds the key
There were clues if not a sign
The Caribbean Sea
Was forever on your mind
And if I ever get a reason
For you running out on me
I think I’ll find
Jamaica holds the key
I think I’ll find
Jamaica holds the key.
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In The Shape Of A Tear
04:15
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5. |
When Maria Sings It Blue
04:18
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You, Me & The Morning
04:47
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7. |
Halo In A Hurricane
05:18
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8. |
Carnival
03:36
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9. |
Worn Out Shoes
03:11
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10. |
Ride To The Moon
03:51
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David Sutherland England, UK
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