Music and Lyrics by Leah Grams Johnson
Produced by Evan Galante
Lead Vocals and Guitar by Leah Grams Johnson
Fiddle by John Mailander
Bass by Joe Dickey
Nashville Guitar and Percussion by Evan Galante

©2016

Everywhere

the first time you called me baby, we were making love
the rain came down, and it didn't let up
I let you in, I didn't make a sound
unraveling like a thin night gown
and the rain came down

all I ever wanted was to blend in
like a bird on a telephone wire or some invisible wind
no one would know me, no one would care
'til that day came you were standing there
and the rain came down

maybe it ain't so much love we're all looking for
its the walls we build, the locks on our doors

those sheets like the fields in the night all soaking wet
somebody's bound to run, already flooding my head
you pulled me to your chest like some precious pearl
how do we take the love we don't think we deserve
and the rain came down 
the rain came down


CREDITS:
Lyrics and Music by Leah Grams Johnson
Produced by Evan Galante
Mixed and Mastered by Evan Galante
Engineered by Chris Taylor and Evan Galante
Vocals, Piano, and Acoustic Guitar by Leah Grams Johnson
Bass and Electric Guitar by Evan Galante
Drums and Percussion by Jake Finch

Rain Came Down

Big Mad River Music / ASCAP
Music and Lyrics by Leah Grams Johnson
All Rights Reserved ©2019

www.leahgramsjohnson.com

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Leah Grams Johnson is an artist and songwriter, hailing from the rugged coast of Northern California. With a distinct timbre akin to the untamable spirit of the American West, Leah’s authentic take on Folk and Country music has resonated with fans of all musical backgrounds nationwide. Raised on the voices of strong impassioned women like Emmylou Harris and Joni Mitchell, Leah discovered early in life the magic of music and power of a well-written song. She is an alumna of both the Berklee College of Music and the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation, and has been a finalist in numerous songwriting contests including the Telluride Bluegrass Festival and the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival. As she prepares to release her debut full length record in the spring of 2026, Leah divides her time writing songs in Nashville— where she has resided for over a decade— and working horses in the West.

Like those who came before her she so deeply admires, Leah is her own breed of cowgirl mystic, living on gut feelings, with an unshakeable love for the world.

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