Mister Weatherman
Drowning in Rain: Willowbrook's Cry to the Weatherman
Lyrics
Here comes the rain
The arrival of rain is imminent.
Knocking on my window
The sound of rain hitting the window.
Calling out my name
Feeling personally addressed or affected by the rain.
Here comes the rain
Reiteration of the impending rain.
I tried to make it stop
An attempt to stop the rain, albeit unsuccessful.
But it was all in vain
The effort to stop the rain was futile.
Here comes the rain
Repetition of the impending rain's arrival.
How can I help it
Expressing powerlessness in controlling the weather.
I'm not the Weatherman
Assertion of not being capable of controlling weather patterns.
Here comes the rain
Reiteration of the imminent rain.
Hey, Mister Weatherman
Addressing the weatherman, seeking information.
What's the forecast, what's the plan?
Inquiring about the weather forecast and plans.
Please don't tell me there's a chance
Pleading not to hear of high chances of rain.
Of rain higher than 10
Requesting reassurance of minimal rain probability.
Please, I haven't been outside
Expressing confinement indoors due to weather conditions.
For days or even weeks
Duration of isolation due to inclement weather.
Tell me that I'll see the sun
Requesting hope or assurance of seeing sunshine.
Just give me what I need
Desire for fulfillment of personal needs despite weather.
Oh, Mister Weatherman
Addressing the weatherman again.
Did I just hear you clear?
Confirmation of what was heard.
There won't be a sunny day
Disheartening news about lack of sunny days ahead.
For the rest of the year
Reiteration of the bleak forecast.
You say, Mister Weatherman
Repetition of addressing the weatherman.
"It's not that hard to cope
Advice on coping with the situation.
You just need an umbrella
Practical suggestions to handle the rain.
And a waterproof raincoat"
Continued guidance for dealing with the rain.
Don't tell me, Mister Weatherman
Disputing responsibility for the rain.
The rain is all my fault
Challenging the weatherman's understanding of the situation.
You're the one with the weather machine
Attributing weather control to the weatherman.
Just turn that damn thing off
Urging the weatherman to stop the rain using his equipment.
Here comes the rain (Mister, Mister Weatherman, you think that you understand)
Repetition of the impending rain, expressing frustration.
Knocking on my window (What I'm feeling, but you can't)
Acknowledgment of the weatherman's inability to comprehend feelings.
Calling out my name (Please, turn off the rain)
Pleading with the weatherman to stop the rain.
Here comes the rain (Mister, Mister Weatherman, no, you do not understand)
Reiteration of the imminent rain and misunderstanding.
I tried to make it stop (I feel so weak, I cannot stand)
Feeling powerless and physically affected by the rain.
But it was all in vain (Turn off the rain)
Reiteration of the unsuccessful attempt to stop the rain.
Here comes the rain (Mister, Mister Weatherman, you cannot comprehend)
Expressing the weatherman's lack of understanding.
How can I help it (I just wanna see my friends)
Expressing a desire to socialize despite the weather.
I'm not the Weatherman (Turn off the rain)
Reiterating the lack of control over the weather.
Here comes the rain
Reiteration of the imminent rain.
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