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Shooting the Breeze with an AK​-​47

from The Importance of Being Ernest Hemingway by Paul Newman and the Ride Home

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Here comes the rain again.
You were in my dreams again.
You said you loved me,
then you disappeared.
Black clouds hang overhead.
Heaven is leaking lead.
A prisoner in my head,
just as I feared.

Tears burn the world I see
where you had a hold on me.
Hearts on a violent sea,
drifting away.
Bad weather on my trail,
always and without fail.
cold, soaked and turning frail,
with nothing to say.

Wet on the coldest night.
The weatherman’s never right
Trying to find the might
to just let it rain
I’ll see the sun again,
I’ve still got love to lend,
Ready to not pretend
The weather won’t change

Pleasantly Strange.
So don’t rearrange
All that remains.
I might keep one chain,
But it won’t cause me pain
When you cross my mind.

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from The Importance of Being Ernest Hemingway, released December 30, 2011

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