If The Rain Must Fall
James Morrison · James Morrison [2007]
Good and bad in so many ways
And in time you will find
That things aren't always what they seem, no
Well I've got something to say
But you might laugh, joke or run away
'Cause I'm awkward and nervous
Sometimes I don't say much at all
But, if the rain must fall
If I lose it all
If the world comes down and takes my soul
If the sky turns black
And there's no, no way back
It won't matter much to me
If I had you, oh
And all I need is your love
It's all I need
All I need is your love, yeah
Oh well dreams can come true
If you know inside you really want them to
Oh, you can sit you can wait
You can leave your fate in someone else's hands
Oh but I, I want you
And nothing else can make me feel the way you do
So I'm waiting, I'm wishing
That it's me you'll be holding tonight, every night
And if the rain must fall
If I lose it all
If the world comes down and takes my soul
If the sky turns black
If there's no way back
It won't matter much to me
If I had you, yeah
'Cause all I need is your love, oh
All I need is your love, your love, oh
Oh
All I need is your love
Oh I, it's all I need
And nothing else, nothing else will ever do
'Cause all I need is you
If the rain must fall
If I lose it all
If the world comes down and takes my soul
If the sky turns black
If there's no, no way back
It won't matter much to me
If I had you
Oh! yeah, yeah, yeah!
'Cause I need is your love
If The Rain Must Fall
James Morrison's 2007 debut album established him as a defining voice in British soul and blues, blending acoustic guitar work with emotive vocals. 'If The Rain Must Fall' stands as a standout track from this initial release, showcasing the singer-songwriter's ability to craft intimate, melancholic melodies. The recording reflects the raw, organic production style that characterized his early work, distinguishing him within the contemporary pop landscape. While the album featured several chart-topping singles, this song remains a cherished element of his discography, offering a moment of quiet reflection amidst the broader collection. Morrison's performance captures the vulnerability and warmth that have sustained his career, inviting listeners to engage with the emotional depth of his songwriting without relying on overt spectacle.

