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Garth Brooks - Garth Brooks (1989) - Everytime That It Rains Lyrics, MP3stuck in an airport is austin, all of the flights are delayed and as the rain keeps fallin the mem'ries keep callin me back to another time and place back to a rainy day in Oklahoma, she was workin as a roadside cafe and it was just her and me and looked like it would be at least till the storms rolled away i played "Please Come to Boston" on the jukebox she said hey thats my favorite song the next thing i new the song was all through and we were still dancin along with that look in her eyes she pulled from me then she pulled off that apron she wore and with her hand in mine we turned off the sign and locked the rain outside the door everytime that it rains, i can hear her heart callin it rains, i can see that dress fallin the storm clouds roll on, still the memory remains every time that it rains one late rainy night i got a phone call so i went back to see her again and through the dance we both stumbled and with the buttons were fumbled so we decided just to call it at friends if we ever had a thing now its over, and only the memory remains of a roadside cafe on a september day i relive every time that it rains every time that it rains, i can hear her heart callin it rains, i can see that dress fallin the storm clouds roll on still the memory remains every time that it rains Download mp3 Garth Brooks - Garth Brooks (1989) More Lyrics from "Garth Brooks (1989)" albumNot Counting YouI've Got A Good Thing Going If Tomorrow Never Comes Alabama Clay Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old) Cowboy Bill Nobody Gets Off In This Town I Know One The Dance More Alums by "Garth Brooks"No Fences (1990)Ropin' The Wind (1991) Beyond The Season (1992) The Chase (1992) In Pieces (1993) Fresh Horses (1995) Sevens (1997) Double Live (1998) In The Life Of Chris Gaines (1999) Scarecrow (2001) The Magic Of Christmas: Songs From Call Me Claus (2001) The Lost Sessions (2005) Other Songs (To be redirected or deleted) |
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