You probably know this song. I think I learned it in Mary Mount School and sang it in morning assemblies, its meaning unfathomed. Then I forgot all about it, till recently when, out of nowhere, I hummed it to my daughter. I looked up the lyrics on the internet, and found this video which I really like.
The words are simple, but I think I can understand what it says only now.
"I can see clearly now' performed later is also a wonderful song. If you haven't watched it yet, please do! You'll like it, promise.
The words are simple, but I think I can understand what it says only now.
"I can see clearly now' performed later is also a wonderful song. If you haven't watched it yet, please do! You'll like it, promise.
I saw rain drops on my window, Joy is like the rain.
Laughter runs across my pane, Slips away and comes again.
Joy is like the rain.
I saw clouds upon a mountain, Joy is like a cloud.
Sometimes silver, sometimes gray, Always sun not far away.
Joy is like a cloud.
I saw Christ in wind and thunder, Joy is tried by storm.
Christ asleep within my boat, Whipped by wind, yet still afloat,
Joy is tried by storm.
I saw rain drops on a river, Joy is like the rain,
Bit by bit the river grows, 'til all at once it overflows.
Joy is like the rain.
Laughter runs across my pane, Slips away and comes again.
Joy is like the rain.
I saw clouds upon a mountain, Joy is like a cloud.
Sometimes silver, sometimes gray, Always sun not far away.
Joy is like a cloud.
I saw Christ in wind and thunder, Joy is tried by storm.
Christ asleep within my boat, Whipped by wind, yet still afloat,
Joy is tried by storm.
I saw rain drops on a river, Joy is like the rain,
Bit by bit the river grows, 'til all at once it overflows.
Joy is like the rain.
5 comments:
We used to sing this at St Agnes when I was around 9 or 10 too. Very nice video.
Thanks Calliopia :)
"sim in ka lo kir e aw Lalpa"!
Joy is like a rain. Rain is like a joy.
Avena leh Lr hlonchhing, in sawi tha dun hle mai :D
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