In a land not far away,lived a lady as bright as day.She lived her days with joy and pride,until that faithful night.Her love for life the one who proposed not too long ago.She gave him her heart with a smile of gold.He told her the same and that she's what he adores.
days have passed since he took to the knee,the smile on her face on that day was one of happiness and love.He told her that she was his own and he was her's.That not a soul could take them apart.A lie so bold a lie so cold.
Time had slowed so vastly before.But that was when her father had been called by God's open doors.But this pain that she now harbours is something she can't ignore.Lady in the rain full of sorrow and pain.Lady in the rain tell us what is on your brain.
She sits alone atop a hill,where the grass flows with the breeze that appears.The russel of the leaf echoes in her ears.As she sits on a swing so far from her pears.Lady in the rain full of hatred and pain.Lady in the rain not an ear to speak to about this pain.
The rain drops ever so slightly,as she sways with the night breeze.The leafs fall onto the grass below.As she stares into nothing at all.Lady in the rain cries a lot on her own.Lady in the rain cannot find a place to call home.
Her clothes are soaked in the rain that pours.The wind picks up ever so more.She sways more than she could care for.Atop a swing and atop a hill.Lady in the rain she sways away.Lady in the rain cannot control her pain.
She is alone not a soul is near.Just her,her thoughts and a ring of previous joy.The golden ring with a diamond made for joy.Sits on her finger like a cursed toy.She moves it up then moves it down not even looking down.
For the lady in the rain who's full of sorrow and pain.The thought of her lover gone to be engaged.To another whose beauty is beyond compare but whose love is not even there.The lady in the rain lost her lover that day.The lady in the rain has fallen to the hands of god the very next day.The one on top the hill,the one who sways with the swing.A ghost of the lady who was never healed and so it had been.