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Let The Rain Pour

from Muscle & Skin by Hannah Fairlight

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no need to worry bout this pain in my chest
I"d as soon be found by the ocean side
no need to worry bout this weight in my shoes
it's the water dripping down from my heart inside
no need to worry bout the cost of my crime
if livin' ain't losin' then I'm wastin' my time
and I'll let you know

let the rain pour out of my chest
cause the sun burns out the best of us
let the soul lose the need to impress
gotta find real love in the rest of us

no need to worry bout this crease in my brow
it's the mark of my mom when the west was won
no need to worry bout the then and the now
let the wild horses beat be dead and gone
no need to worry bout this thorn in my side
cause I can't cut it out though lord knows that I've tried
and I'll let you know

let the rain pour out of my chest
cause the sun burns out the best of us
let the soul lose the need to impress
gotta find real love in the rest of us

no need to fret if freedom ain't free
it ain't hard to lose sight of what you wanna be
and I'll let you know

let the rain pour

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from Muscle & Skin, track released June 12, 2020
Written by Hannah Fairlight
Produced by Austin Hoke and Hannah Fairlight
Mixed by Brett Ryan Stewart
Mastered by Tommy Wiggins

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Hannah Fairlight Nashville, Tennessee

Hannah Fairlight's raw sense of risk and vulnerability cuts through today's plastic-pop driven industry. There are no gimmicks here. After a young start in rock clubs in New York City, Fairlight gravitated toward the southern rock of Nashville, TN where she and her band are currently based. ... more

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