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Forever in the Rain


When I am gone and the rain is pouring down, just go outside and lie on the ground. Turn your beautiful face to the clouds, and remember me. Every cool drop that hits your face, imagine I am kissing you there. And when it falls in your arms, and your chest, and your waist, I am holding you tight. And even when I am gone for good, forever I live on, in your dreams, and your memories, and your heart and soul, and forever in the rain.
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