Rain on Me
Embracing Celestial Showers: Unveiling the Profound Message in Glenn Hughes' 'Rain on Me'
Lyrics
RAIN ON ME
Introduction to the song title, expressing a desire for rain.
Good people
Addressing the audience as "good people," urging them to pay attention.
Please open you eyes
Plea for awareness, encouraging people to open their eyes to something important.
My People
Referring to a collective group, asking them to observe as the moon rises.
Here come the moon on the rise
Setting the scene with the moon rising, possibly signifying change or transition.
I'm steady to fly 'cross the sky
Expressing readiness to soar through the sky, suggesting a journey or experience.
Sightation
Using the term "Sightation" (possibly a play on sight and situation) to indicate awareness or observation.
Astral projection tonight
Mentioning astral projection, hinting at a transcendental or out-of-body experience tonight.
And I know that it won't be long
Expressing confidence that a certain event or change will occur soon.
'Cause the temperature's much too strong
Referring to the strength of a condition or situation, possibly alluding to challenges.
Can't you see I've been holding on
Indicating endurance or persistence in a difficult situation.
Now I am singing a simple song
Transitioning to singing a simple, possibly cathartic song.
So let it rain on me
Repeating the desire for rain, symbolizing cleansing or renewal.
Now the angels are fallin'
Suggesting a celestial event where angels are descending.
Rain on me
Reiterating the request for rain, implying a global need or yearning.
Now the whole world is callin'
Highlighting a universal call for rain, emphasizing its significance.
Rain on me
Repeating the imagery of angels falling, possibly representing change or divine influence.
The angels are fallin'
Emphasizing the angelic descent, connecting it to the plea for rain.
Rain on me
Reiterating the desire for rain, reinforcing its importance.
It's so easy
Describing something as easy, possibly referring to a particular behavior or action.
Easy to walk like you talk
Encouraging others to imitate a specific way of walking or talking.
Try to please me
Expressing a desire for approval or satisfaction from others.
I've been alone in the dark
Describing a period of solitude or difficulty in the darkness.
Let it rain
Encouraging the arrival of rain, possibly as a metaphor for relief or change.
Let the water rush over me
Inviting the water to rush over, embracing the transformative power of rain.
Can you feel the rain
Posing a question about feeling the rain, emphasizing the sensory experience.
I Can feel the rain
Confirming the personal experience of feeling the rain.
by AleisterCrowley
Attributing the lyrics to Aleister Crowley, possibly a nod to the occultist or an artistic reference.
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