After the Rain

From Nelson Twin

Written by Glenn Junsay Pansensoy  ·  Culture  ·  2 min read

Look in the mirror, girl By now you should know You're living in a fantasy And you can't let go

He never really loved you From the start The only thing he ever gave you Was a broken heart

Don't be afraid to lose What was never meant to be

Whoa, after the rain Washes away the tears And all the pain Only after the rain Can you live again

I know the emptiness You feel inside You're thinking if you break away You'll never survive

I'm waiting as my heart Beats just for you Come on and take my hand And I'll pull you through

But things will never change Until you want them to

Whoa, after the rain Washes away the tears And all the pain Only after the rain Can you live again

Whoa, whoa, after the rain (After the rain) You'll see the sun appear To light the way Only after the rain Can you hope to find True love again

He never really loved you From the start The only thing he ever gave you Was a broken heart

Come on and take my hand And I'll pull you through You know the time has come for you To face the truth

After the rain Washes away the tears And all the pain Only after the rain Can you live again

Whoa, whoa, after the rain (After the rain) You'll see the sun appear To light the way Only after the rain Can you hope to find True love again

(After the rain) Whoa, whoa, after the rain Can you love again

After the rain Washes away the tears And all the pain Only after the rain Can you love again

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