Welcome to Wordplay Thursday!
Here’s a line to get you started. Feel free to use it to start off YOUR song. It could be the first line of your song, or not. Feel free to change the line up some. Whatever gets you going!
“The rain fell steady as…”
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God Bless and Enjoy the Journey,
Brent
a heartbeat, after hearing your last goodbye
The rain fell steadily
As she sat there next to me
I was her guy and she was my girl
Alone, with that quiet curtain, from the outside world
The rain fell steady
As he walked down to the jetty
Feeling heavier than the rain that fell
He saw her yesterday,
but she turned the other way
She couldn’t care how he felt
The rain fell steady as time passed by
Like angel teardrops falling from the sky
To feed the rivers of life on this old earth
The rain fell steady as I grasp these words
The rain fell steady as life pressed on
I heard Angel voices singing the songs
Love Lifted Me, Old Rugged Cross
The rain fell steady as I thought
Herewith some words
42nd Street
On a rainy day
lights flashing everywhere
cars running away
I fall like a drunk
on the street of nowhere
I saw my face on the pavement
moribund
at 42nd street
I walked for days and months
begging and freezing
weak and trembling
like a leaf on the Autumn’s tree
I saw my face on the pavement
moribund
at 42nd street
I meant to be
under the light of the sky
but skyscappers shadowed my life
my wounds were made
of stone and steel
I was nothing
but a rampant misery
I saw my face on the pavement
moribund
at 42nd street
No one bent to help
people like years went by
under the rain
that cries for me
I closed my eyes for ever