"I can't stop the rain..."

Third Day "When the Rain Comes"
When the rain comes it seems that everyone has
gone away
When the night falls you wonder if you shouldn't
find someplace
To run and hide
Escape the pain
But hiding's such a lonely thing to do
I can't stop the rain
From falling down on you again
I can't stop the rain
But I will hold you 'til it goes away
When the rain comes
you blame it on the things that
you have done
When the storm fades
you know that rain must fall
on everyone
Rest awhile
it'll be alright
No one loves you like I do
When the rain comes
I will hold you

We decided that this would be 'our song' when we were dating.  We danced to it at our wedding as our first dance.  What were we thinking when we made this our song?! LOL  But I'm proud to say, only through Christ though, the rain HAS COME but there is still a "we."  We are still in existence, I believe most wouldn't be.  God is good, ALL THE TIME!

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