"Bring the Rain" genre: New Country
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	Bring the Rain is a straight ahead rock song featuring driving guitar rhythms, a lowdown backbeat of drums and bass... and last but not least - the trademark vocal harmonies that DaisyChain is known for.
	CD: Bring The Rain   Label: ShadowRidge Records Credits: Dave Schellenberg and Johnny Hose
	Story Behind the Song This song is the story of two friends, one of whom always seems to bring a rainstorm with him. Lyrics sakes alive concourse five look what the cat drug in... took a two hour flight from austin to send my blue skies running... wipe that grin off of your face you don't really have a right... but i know that you can't help yourself it's just part of your life you bring the rain... you look at me i say you're cursed good to see ya could be worse could have brought a flood to kill us all... thunder's fine in doses lightning's great... but don't ya think a sunny day might be the better call... down it comes again precipitous old friend... you bring the rain... you bring the rain down down... you bring the rain... you bring the rain... it's a wonder really... coincidence don't kill me... seen it all too often... don't think that i've gone crazy... crazy... flag ourselves a taxi soaking wet it's really quite amusing yeah... windshield wipers swipe in vain pray to God we'll make the train... to carla's place in time to save the day... guess we'll stay inside today... we'll stop off for some wine... i'll lay a bet the moment that you're away... the dark clouds will have lost their grey... you bring the rain... you bring the rain down down... you bring the rain... you bring the rain johnny hose: lead vocals, percussion dave schellenberg: background vocals, guitars bike: bass guitar steve bunck: drums darin pierce: organ

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