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Cerys Matthews ~ Louisiana


Rain fell it called off play We ran for shelter Laughing at the stormy weather Jack sang bread of heaven And I thought of you One sweet day finally we'll trace each other Shine a little light together Till that day I hear you though you're faraway I'll walk the earth to find you And wrap my arms around you And sing the sweetest songs for you In all good time we'll come across a mountain haven Build a house and home and settle Plant some crops and pray they'll grow for me and you Whose to say we might wander in the trees And shimmer under canopies of autumns Rich kaleidoscope of gold and ruby I'll walk the earth to find you And wrap my arms around you And sing the sweetest words for you And as for stormy weather We'll be so good together I've got to find my way to you Here and now, the rains still falling steadily The damp is crawling up to me and Jacks is singing all your favourite melodies Soon enough I fall into an easy sleep Now no-one move and no-one speak Let the moonlight carry from me from here to you I'll walk the earth to find you Wrap my arms around you And sing the sweetest songs for you And as for stormy weather We'll be so good together I've got to find a way to you more free lyrics

Rain fell it called off play

We ran for shelter
Laughing at the stormy weather
Jack sang bread of heaven
And I thought of you

One sweet day finally we'll trace each other
Shine a little light together
Till that day I hear you though you're faraway

I'll walk the earth to find you
And wrap my arms around you
And sing the sweetest songs for you

In all good time we'll come across a mountain haven
Build a house and home and settle
Plant some crops and pray they'll grow for me and you

Whose to say we might wander in the trees
And shimmer under canopies of autumns
Rich kaleidoscope of gold and ruby

I'll walk the earth to find you
And wrap my arms around you
And sing the sweetest words for you

And as for stormy weather
We'll be so good together
I've got to find my way to you

Here and now, the rains still falling steadily
The damp is crawling up to me and
Jacks is singing all your favourite melodies

Soon enough I fall into an easy sleep
Now no-one move and no-one speak
Let the moonlight carry from me from here to you

I'll walk the earth to find you
Wrap my arms around you
And sing the sweetest songs for you

And as for stormy weather
We'll be so good together
I've got to find a way to you

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