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Tomorrow

from Bring On The Rain by Chris Rawlins

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When you’re lonesome as can be
And there’s someone that you need
You’ve been here before
You recognize the scent of sweet magnolia

And I think I might be drunk
But the leaves touching my arm
Feel like losing track of time
I’ll know you’re in the dark if you keep me from falling

So cut me loose
Hang me up
Ring me out
Because I’ll be home tomorrow

When you’re lonesome as can be
And there’s somewhere that you need
Well maybe that’s tomorrow

Can I offer you some more
Would you like one for the road
Is there someway to convince you
Even if you don’t I’ll say you did

I’m staring at the crow
That’s been waiting by the door
It’s been there for some time
And I can’t imagine waiting any longer

So call in greed, desperation
Call it love
But I can’t help but want it all

I’m coming home tonight
And I’m going to treat you right
Or maybe that’s tomorrow

A good rain will wash the mud
Until the sidewalk is bare
You’ll stare through a corridor
Of rain and trees
Maybe time is all you need
To pretend you’re on your own
Someone alone
who gazed out on a night

And there’s something that you see
Down the rows of dripping leaves
A star shines in a pool
Of water by the side of the road

And the sun will rise
I’ll live and die
And you’ll touch me when I get home tomorrow

That parting in the sky
The star caught your eye
Maybe that’s tomorrow

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from Bring On The Rain, released February 8, 2019

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Chris Rawlins Chicago, Illinois

Chris Rawlins is a singer/songwriter from Chicago, IL. The Midwestern native creates intimate, modern folk tales with hauntingly beautiful, noir-like imagery.

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