Here I Stand And Face The Rain
A-Ha · Hunting High And Low [1985]
Help me
I need your love
Don't walk away
The dark scares me so
We're nothing apart
Let's stay friends forever
forever
Here i stand and face the rain
I know that nothing's gonna be the same again
I fear for what tomorrow brings
Trust me
For whom i am
Place all your faith
Into these hands
I got nothing to say
But let's stay friends forever
forever
Here i stand and face the rain
I know that nothing's gonna be the same again
I fear for what tomorrow brings
Here i stand and face the rain
I know that nothing's gonna be the same again
I fear for what tomorrow brings
Here i stand and face the rain
Knowing nothing's gonna be the same
again
Ahhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaa
Ahhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaa
Here i stand and face the rain
Knowing nothing's gonna be the same
again
I need your love
Don't walk away
The dark scares me so
We're nothing apart
Let's stay friends forever
forever
Here i stand and face the rain
I know that nothing's gonna be the same again
I fear for what tomorrow brings
Trust me
For whom i am
Place all your faith
Into these hands
I got nothing to say
But let's stay friends forever
forever
Here i stand and face the rain
I know that nothing's gonna be the same again
I fear for what tomorrow brings
Here i stand and face the rain
I know that nothing's gonna be the same again
I fear for what tomorrow brings
Here i stand and face the rain
Knowing nothing's gonna be the same
again
Ahhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaa
Ahhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaa
Here i stand and face the rain
Knowing nothing's gonna be the same
again
Here I Stand And Face The Rain
A-Ha's 'Here I Stand And Face The Rain' serves as the closing track on their 1985 breakthrough album, Hunting High And Low. The song synthesizes the band's signature synth-pop sound with a dramatic, cinematic atmosphere that defined the Norwegian pop sound of the mid-1980s. Featuring the group's characteristic layered vocals and driving electronic rhythms, the track builds to an intense climax that encapsulates the emotional intensity of their debut era. As a key component of their catalog, it remains a staple of their live performances and has been widely recognized as a defining moment in the history of 80s pop music.

