
Date of issue: 20.06.2013
Song language: English
Weather the Storm |
So you’re finally over it now. |
You thought you wouldn’t make it, |
But I knew you would somehow. |
I guess I knew you could make it in the end |
And it’s good to have you round again old friend. |
You weather the storm, |
You weather the storm. |
You weather the storm, |
And you come up smiling in the end. |
So, you’re over all the disappointments now. |
You thought you wouldn’t make it, |
But I knew you would somehow. |
Maybe it still hurts to think of bad times that you spent, |
But it’s over, and you’re back again old friend. |
Into every life, a little rain must fall, |
And for sure it poured down on you. |
An umbrella’s no good in a hurricane, |
But just like the sun in the end you come shining through. |
So, you see, it’s getting better now, |
You look a little battered, |
But we all do anyhow. |
When the break is mended it can be stronger than before. |
Don’t go round butting doors or punching walls. |
Repeat chorus twice. |
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