"a couple more raindrops" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	avant-pop-jazz tunes featuring acoustic wah wah guitar; half congas / half drum kit; words; and harmonica. check out how the hand claps and tapped harmonics are used to simulate raindrops.
	CD: underneath your umbrella   Label: goldfish in your cocktail music Credits: geetar/words/harmonica -- keeth apgar; percussion -- lorne watson; freestyle words -- chrisopher blue; engineer -- michael rivoira
	Story Behind the Song it really does rain a lot during seattle winters. "a couple more raindrops" outlines details about listening to the raindrops against the roof while dealing with a case of wintertime blues and a sore heart. At the same time, it is a song about hope; that the situation -- whatever that fill-in-the-blank circumstance may be for the individual -- is only temporary and will soon pass. Lyrics just a couple more raindrops gonna fall just a couple more raindrops then it’s all over on top of the tar top ceiling tonight big old raindrop won’t stop falling and guttering down puddles getting deeper the chance to take a drink today just dripped away again but just a couple more raindrops gonna fall just a couple more raindrops then it’s all over into the mud your bones soaked through the sun won’t shine on you don’t get upset you can’t get more wet when you’re already drenched ain’t it so strange how suddenly things change it’s the same with the rain lift up your eyes and clear your inner skies just a couple more raindrops gonna fall just a couple more raindrops then it’s all over just a couple more raindrops gonna fall all on you and i just a couple more raindrops

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