Текст песни Rainbow Days Come After Rain And Both Make Life A Little Less Pl - Drew Danburry

With a subtle southwesterly wind
She caresses the strings with the bow
The bow she'd used for years
As the dust lingered more on the floor
Than the case
Where forgotten, she had left
So many of her fears
She'd left so many fears

Raised to be frugal and chaste
With an eye that searched for everything
Everything wholesome and plain
Knowing each new day brought many delights
With subtle nuances unappreciatively the same
Unappreciated
More like obliterated

There was a fog so thick
You couldn't cut through it
Carrying a cold so damp
It just crept into your bones
Diffusing light like Independence Day sparklers
Vivacious hues and tones

And you'd hear voices before you'd see a face
Proclaiming fear that the rain
Would drown the place
The same rain that you could touch and taste
As if snow bringing the shakes
That wouldn't dream of letting go

But the call of the morning sun
Gently reminded her windowsill of
Much better days
Before she'd fallen into the
Uneasy malady she described
As a delitescent malaise

Come on!

The days when the cry of the prairie
Left her speechless
Enamored and whole
She felt so full
She felt so full
The taut strings untightened
Present fears unfrightened
Summer days untainted
By the cold
By the cold

But now each day she wakes
And each new day softly breaks
And she rises with a gentle sigh
Like the fluttering of wings
She caresses the strings
With the comfort
She's hoping to find
I hope she finds it
She will find it