Between the Rainbows and the Rain
Journey Through Life's Storms: Between Rainbows and Rain
Lyrics
It's good to hear your voice
Expressing pleasure or comfort in hearing the speaker's voice after a considerable period.
After all this time
Reflecting on the passing of time since the last communication or interaction.
I've been told I'm hard to find
Receiving feedback or being informed that the speaker is challenging to locate or connect with.
It's rainin' here but I'm keepin' dry
Indicating that despite adverse conditions (rain), the speaker remains emotionally unaffected or resilient.
And for me that's doing good
Expressing contentment with managing despite difficulties.
To tell the truth
Stating there isn't much information or significant details about the speaker's life.
There ain't much to know
Sharing limited personal information or experiences.
I've dealt some cards and I've dug some holes
Referring metaphorically to engaging in life experiences, both positive (dealt some cards) and challenging (dug some holes).
But I haven't found that pot of gold
Expressing a sense of unfulfilled dreams or ambitions, likened to not finding a treasure or success.
Like I said I would
Reiterating the earlier unmet goal or aspiration.
Between the high lines and the fence posts
Referring to geographical markers (high lines, fence posts) symbolizing different aspects of life's journeys and choices.
The interstate and the dirt roads
Mentioning various pathways or roads taken in life, implying diverse experiences.
No matter how the wind blows
Emphasizing the inevitability of change or external influences (wind) and the persisting memory of the person addressed.
I hear your name
Continued recollection or remembrance of the individual's name despite the passage of time.
And out of all the things I've done that I regret
Reflecting on past actions and feeling remorse or sorrow for specific choices made.
There's only one
Highlighting one particular regret among many experiences.
I'd like to change
Expressing a desire to amend or alter a specific past action or decision.
Out here between the rainbows and the rain
Describing the speaker's current emotional or mental state, situated between joy and sorrow.
I spent last month in Santa Fe
Revealing a recent visit to Santa Fe, potentially prompted by a significant event (the passing of someone's father).
I heard your daddy passed away
Informing about the loss of the addressee's father during the speaker's stay in Santa Fe.
I should've called your mama
Expressing regret for not offering condolences directly to the addressee's mother.
To say how sorry that I am
Expressing sympathy and acknowledging the lack of communication or expression of condolences.
No I don't think I'm comin' back
Stating the speaker's belief that they won't return due to the passage of time and circumstances.
It's been too long and I guess that's that
Realizing that too much time has passed, leading to a sense of finality regarding a potential return.
But it's nice to know that you still
Reassurance in knowing that the addressee still occasionally inquires about the speaker.
Ask about me now and then
Noting that the addressee still asks about the speaker from time to time.
Between the high lines and the fence posts
Reiteration of the symbolic markers denoting various life experiences and choices.
The interstate and the dirt roads
Repeating the imagery of different life paths or journeys.
No matter how the wind blows
Reiterating the impact of external changes or influences and the enduring memory of the addressee.
I hear your name
Continued recollection or remembrance of the individual's name despite the passage of time.
And out of all the things I've done that I regret
Reflecting on past actions and feeling remorse or sorrow for specific choices made.
There's only one
Highlighting one particular regret among many experiences.
I'd like to change
Expressing a desire to amend or alter a specific past action or decision.
Out here between the rainbows and the rain
Describing the speaker's current emotional or mental state, situated between joy and sorrow.
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