A re-imagining of the Goffin and King song (you know - the one that The Beatles covered) recorded off the top of my head back in the day.

CHAINS / MAKE IT RAIN OVER EASY (Attempt #4)

Life can be cruel
Life can be so indifferent
Nothing you do seems to bring things around

Stuck in a basement
Where feelings fight for air
You hold them there and blow it off
That’s sad

You gotta make it rain over easy
Let the tear drops down
Make it rain over easy
Won’t you let it down
Oh won’t you let it down
Make it rain...

Credits:
CHAINS
JT : Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Keyboard
Debbie Jones : Portuguese Vocal
Recorded and Mixed at Sonic Underground Studios, Stony Brook, NY
in 2000

MAKE IT RAIN OVER EASY (Attempt #4)
JT : Vocals, Programming
Nick DiMauro : Talking
Recorded and Mixed at Sonic Underground Studios, Stony Brook, NY 

Chains /  Make It Rain Over Easy (attempt 4)

John Tabacco is an American composer, singer songwriter, producer, recording engineer, multi instrumentalist and graphic artist. He has engineered /mixed and mastered music for hundreds of New York recording artists as well as projects released on BMG: The Kemelions, RCA: Faze, Rampage/Rhino: Rhett Forrester, Columbia: Rebbie Jackson, Rykodisc : Bob Marley, Columbia: Chris Jasper, Electra: Sonia Dada and Nickleodeon’s Are You Afraid Of The Dark? He is the CEO of It Iz What It Iz Music Publishing which currently holds over 750 songs in its catalog. He has been an associate producer for IndiMusic TV and hosts a bi-weekly radio program (CLAM RADIO) on college radio WUSB.fm since 1999. He is currently the head of A&R at Modern Voices Digital Distribution.

His musical background consists of extensive study of orchestration with noted 20th century composer John Lessard, harmony with the late electronic music maverick Bulent Arel, and composition with Stony Brook University professor Peter Winkler. He received his BA in Music from Stony Brook University in 1983. 

Like an unfolding musical diary / puzzle, Tabacco’s music and art are constantly being re-worked, juxtaposed and intertwined. His style is a melding of pop - jazz -rock - avant garde / aleatory, classical and comedy.  He has been recording his music non stop since 1979.

Of note: In 1989 the satirical, absurd house song "Go House Yourself" co-written by Tabacco, Pati and DiMauro reached position 39 on Billboard's dance chart. 

In 2014 Tabacco signed a record deal with Texas, indie label, Muffin Records. They released his CD “Unfulfilled Shopping Carts Syndrome” internationally.