Always In The Rain
Dion · Other Songs - Dion
You'll always find me in the rain
I've done some things I can't explain
I walk the streets alone
The darkness is my safety zone
Yes always
always in the rain
The street lights print my silhouette
upon the pavement dark and wet
I find my childhood in the ghoarts
of the old neighborhood
Yes always
always in the rain.
It's a melancholy feeling
shakes my senses takes my feeling
Then I find i just surrender
to the moment it's so tender
I watch the neon city swirl
just like a mystic dancing girl
Beneath the stormy weather
all those colors flow together
always
always in the rain
My dream to lie again with you
beneath a boundless sky of blue
It's just a fantasy
a wish within a memory
Yes always
always in the sun
CHORUS: It's a melancholy...
We all return in times of pain
to days of laughter in the rain
When all the world seemed new
the future gleamed and love was true
Yes always
walking in the rain
Always in the rain
always in the rain.
I've done some things I can't explain
I walk the streets alone
The darkness is my safety zone
Yes always
always in the rain
The street lights print my silhouette
upon the pavement dark and wet
I find my childhood in the ghoarts
of the old neighborhood
Yes always
always in the rain.
It's a melancholy feeling
shakes my senses takes my feeling
Then I find i just surrender
to the moment it's so tender
I watch the neon city swirl
just like a mystic dancing girl
Beneath the stormy weather
all those colors flow together
always
always in the rain
My dream to lie again with you
beneath a boundless sky of blue
It's just a fantasy
a wish within a memory
Yes always
always in the sun
CHORUS: It's a melancholy...
We all return in times of pain
to days of laughter in the rain
When all the world seemed new
the future gleamed and love was true
Yes always
walking in the rain
Always in the rain
always in the rain.
Always In The Rain
Dion's 1991 recording of "Always In The Rain" stands as a poignant example of her early solo work, blending her signature vocal power with a melancholic pop-rock sensibility. Released during a pivotal era in her career, the track showcases her ability to convey deep emotion through melody and arrangement rather than relying on chart-topping hits. The song reflects the introspective nature of her discography from this period, where she explored themes of resilience and solitude. While not always associated with her most commercially dominant singles, the recording remains a testament to her artistic range and the enduring quality of her songwriting during the early 1990s.