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Downpour


When this rain falls on my head I'll get all wet even my heart Stay with me, I still can't be in the rain alone without you I'm still young, I'm still a bit scared, though I know it'll stop soon I'm looking for you, will it stop now? These raindrops, these tears? I don't want to get wet with rain And tremble with cold Some day, the cold rain will become warm tears And fall down, its alright, its just a passing downpour It's just a passing downpour, it's how I feel After I met you, I haven't lost The happy memories to the rain When the rain stops, let's meet again We will smile again and be together, will it stop now? These raindrops, these tears? I don't even have the strength to open an umbrella But we know, let me just cry for a moment As I lean on the rain, so you won't see my sad tears Now goodbye.
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