I Wish It Would Rain Down

Phil Collins · Platinum Collection [2004]

You know I never meant to see you again

But I only passed by as a friend....yeah

All this time I stayed out of sight

I started wondering why



Now I, ooh now I wish it would rain down, down on me

Ooh yes I wish it would rain, rain down on me now

Ooh yes I wish it would rain down, down on me

Ooh yes I wish it would rain on me



You said you didn't need me in your life

Oh I guess you were right..........yeah

Ooh I never meant to cause you no pain

But it looks like I did it again, yeah



Now I, now I know I wish it would rain down, down on me

Ooh yes I wish it would rain, rain down on me now

Ooh girl I wish it would rain down, down on me

Ooh yes I wish it would rain on me



Though your hurt is gone, mines hanging on, inside

And I know, well it's eating me through it's eating me through

Every night and day

I'm just waiting on your sign



'Cuz I know, I know I never meant to cause you no pain

And I realize I let you down.....ohhh yeah

But I know in my heart of hearts

I know I'm never gonna hold you again, no



Now I, now I know I wish it would rain down, down on me

Oh you know I wish it would rain, rain down on me now

Ooh yes I wish it would rain down, down on me

Yes you know I wish it would rain down, rain down over me

Just rain down over me



Just let it rain down, let it rain down, let it rain down

Ooooh yeah



Let it rain down rain down

Rain down over me

Just let it rain down, just let it rain down, let it rain down

Just let it rain

I Wish It Would Rain Down

Phil Collins' "I Wish It Would Rain Down" stands as a poignant addition to his extensive discography, showcasing his signature blend of soulful vocals and melodic composition. Originally recorded for the Platinum Collection [2004], this track exemplifies the emotional depth found in his later works, where he often wove personal narratives into broader musical themes. The song reflects Collins' ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that resonate with listeners seeking both comfort and inspiration. As part of his broader catalog, it complements other notable recordings such as "In The Air Tonight" and "Another Day in Paradise," reinforcing his status as a versatile artist who consistently delivers high-quality pop and rock music. The recording captures the essence of Collins' late-career output, maintaining the integrity of his earlier hits while exploring new sonic territories.