Chasing the Rain?

Because it also symbolizes a part of you.
Searching for something, and then you catch a glimpse of it, and then you start running, and you think you’ve lost it, and then you realize it’ll come to you in time.

The last fifteen seconds are the last two pieces of that description. Thinking you’ve lost it, but in the last five seconds you realize it’ll come back to you. You can put a lot in just a short amount of time. It’s not always a massively complex and detailed thing that rises and falls and flows all over the place that has the most feeling.

Sometimes it’s just a few seconds of the piece that say the most about it.

Even though the ending has that note of understanding and acceptance, the middle has the most joy and love.
And I wonder.
The wonder.
The sense of it is almost palpable.
It’s part of why I was debating, “Searching for the Rabbit Hole” as a potential title.
Like you’re looking for Wonderland, because you know it exists.
I love songs like that.
Melodies, is more accurate.
Songs are brilliant, but the connotations are generic.
A melody has feeling and story and excitement.

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