Calming Rain
Embracing Freedom: Calming Rain's Message of Liberation
Lyrics
Darkness surrounds us and we're
Darkness surrounds the speaker and companions while driving through a storm.
driving through the storm
Describing the challenging situation of driving through a storm.
The night was so perfect 'till you said
The night was perfect until the companion expressed the intention to take the speaker home.
You'd take me home
Reference to the companion's offer to take the speaker home.
I look through the window and I pray you'll understand
The speaker hopes the companion will understand the things they've been communicating repeatedly.
Things that I've been telling you time and time again
The speaker reflects on the repeated communication of certain things to the companion.
Won't you try to hear me out
A plea for the companion to listen and understand the speaker's perspective.
Maybe that would clear your doubt
Suggesting that listening might resolve doubts in the companion's mind.
Baby won't you park the car relax and listen
Encouraging the companion to park the car, relax, and listen to the speaker.
Let's just take it slow for a start
Suggesting a slow approach rather than rushing in the relationship.
'Coz rushing me will be in vain
Emphasizing that rushing the speaker would be futile.
Listen to the Calming Rain
Encouraging the companion to listen to the calming effect of rain.
Nothing's wrong with living apart
Asserting that there's nothing wrong with living apart.
So rushing me will be in vain
Reiterating that rushing the speaker in living apart would be in vain.
Listen to the Calming Rain
Again, suggesting to listen to the calming effect of rain despite living apart.
Once I was living in a cold relationship
Reflecting on a past cold relationship where passion was lacking, and the partner was controlling.
There was no time for passion
Describing the absence of passion in the past relationship.
But he held me in a grip
Highlighting the controlling nature of the past partner.
We fought every moment and he killed my confidence
Describing the impact of constant fighting on the speaker's confidence.
And he said I needed him time and time again
Recalling the past partner's insistence that the speaker needed them repeatedly.
I forgot the world outside and I lost my needs and pride
Describing how the speaker lost touch with the outside world and personal needs in the past relationship.
So how can I be reproached when I've found freedom
Defending the speaker's actions, stating that finding freedom justifies the choices made.
Let's just take it slow for a start
Repeating the suggestion to take things slow in the current relationship.
'Coz rushing me will be in vain
Reiterating that rushing the speaker in the current relationship would be in vain.
Listen to the Calming Rain
Again, encouraging the companion to listen to the calming effect of rain.
Nothing's wrong with living apart
Reiterating that living apart is not a problem.
So rushing me will be in vain
Emphasizing that rushing the speaker in living apart would be in vain.
Listen to the Calming Rain
Once more, suggesting to listen to the calming effect of rain despite living apart.
Won't you try to hear me out
Repeating the plea for the companion to listen and understand the speaker's perspective.
Maybe that's gonna clear your doubt
Suggesting that listening may clear any doubts the companion has.
Baby won't you park the car relax and listen
Encouraging the companion to park the car, relax, and listen, with a reference to the sound of raindrops.
Let the sound of raindrops make you calm
Encouraging the companion to let the sound of raindrops have a calming effect.
So rushing me will be in vain
Reiterating that rushing the speaker would be in vain, with a final encouragement to listen to the calming rain.
Listen to the Calming Rain
Final encouragement to listen to the calming effect of rain.
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