He Cried In The Rain

Wrong Side of Raindrops”
Kissin’ Tell leans into neo-folk shimmer on this jangly, rain-lit track. Acoustic warmth, chiming electric guitars, and tight harmonies shape a late-80s/early-90s folk-pop mood — a little moody, a little hopeful, and completely human.
It’s the sound of finding yourself on the quiet side of the storm, learning how to stand in it, and maybe even dance through it.

LYRICS
(C)2025 Ggreg Snyder

[Verse 1]
Streetlights paint the midnight gray again 
Footsteps blossom in the rain  
Everyone’s laughing, their hearts untamed  
And mine whispers your refrain

[Pre‑Chorus] 
Maybe I read the sky too deep, 
Maybe the storm won’t let me sleep. 

[Chorus] 
I’m on the wrong side of raindrops, 
But trying to stay awake.
They find their joy when the thunder pops,
I just count what it takes. 

[Verse 2] 
Umbrellas unfurl like borrowed wings, 
They twirl down lover’s lane. 
I hide behind the songs that they sing, 
And then slip beneath the gain.  

[Pre‑Chorus 2]
Maybe I’m chasing a new sound, 
Maybe I’m scared to stand my ground. 

[Chorus]
I’m on the wrong side of raindrops,
Still, part of me wants light.
Wish I could dance where the color drops,
And make the dark feel right.

[Bridge]
Let the rhythm bleed from stone to stream,
Wash away my in‑between dream. 
Rain can forgive, rain can begin,
Maybe the hardest place to live—
is the weight of your own skin.

[Final Chorus]
We’re on the wrong side of raindrops,
But learning what that means.
If hearts can bloom where the waters stop,
Then maybe love stays clean.

 

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