Name: Pray for the Weather
Duration: P00H04M22S
Description: I watched that movie called "A Perfect Storm", which I didn't really like by the way...(I have a weird aversion to "boat movies", where the boat whirls around in crazy storms or sinks), but I did get a song out of it. I just wanted to write a feel-good, rootsy rock tune, and this came out in about 15 minutes.

Pray for the Weather

from 5 for the Road by Noelle Hampton

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I watched that movie called "A Perfect Storm", which I didn't really like by the way...(I have a weird aversion to "boat movies", where the boat whirls around in crazy storms or sinks), but I did get a song out of it. I just wanted to write a feel-good, rootsy rock tune, and this came out in about 15 minutes.

lyrics

Someone pray for the weather,
someone make this rain go away
Cause I know you're somewhere out there
I miss you every single day

There will be an ocean
There will be a shining sea
There will be a river wide
Oh, but nothing that could keep you far from me

If I thought that you were hurting
or lost, or even a little lonely
I would shine like no tomorrow
and guide you right back to me

Chorus

I know it may sound simple
The way I've laid it out to be
but when I go to sleep I know
it's you dreaming of me

Chorus

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from 5 for the Road, released August 30, 2002
Noelle Hampton: Acoustic guitar, vocals
Andre Moran: electric guitar
David Kostiner: drums
Michael Godwin: bass
Austin Delone: B-3
Dave Simon-Baker: Background Vocals

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