Shine on Rainy Day - Lee Ann Womack

I’ve loved strangers

Dodged deals and dangers

Searching for my own little piece

From the countryside to the slick city street

And I’ve missed my hometown

Been high and low, dear

Learned every which way of the game how

Some things do and some don’t change

Safe to say that I’m still crazy over you

Your love, it gets me through

When I’m stuck in life’s Krazy Glue

Ain’t it funny how a little thunder

Can make you start to wonder

Should you swim or just go under

And ain’t it funny how you learn to pray

When your blue skies turn gray

When there’s nothing left to say

Shine on, rainy day

A friend once told me

He said, «You sound so lonely

All these cheatin' leavin' done-me-wrongs

Have you ever heard of a happy song?»

Well, offended, I sat down my glass

Smiled and let the moment pass

Tab’s on me if you think I’m lyin'

Laughin' ain’t a pleasure 'til you know about cryin' well

Ain’t it funny how a little thunder

Will make you start to wonder

Should you swim or just go under

Ain’t it funny how you learn to pray

When your blue skies turn gray

When there’s nothing left to say

Shine on, rainy day

Shine on, rainy day