Something Sexy About The Rain

Kenny Chesney

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**Capo One** There’s something sexy about the rain She said as it came pouring down It feels like kisses on my skin She spread her arms and spun around In a summer island storm In a field of sugarcane She taught me how and showed me why There’s something sexy about the rain And sometimes it rained all night And everything she did was perfect And every way we were was right We loved like there was no tomorrow Then suddenly tomorrow came And it was raining at the airport And kept on raining on the plane She only loved me for a season But my heart won’t ever be the same Even now her love’s the reason There’s something sexy about the rain And sometimes when it’s pouring down I feel her kisses on my skin I spread my arms and spin around And let that summer island storm Hit me like a hurricane It’s like she’s right here whispering There’s something sexy about the rain She followed me back to the city In a picture in my mind She’s still young and she’s still pretty And even after all this time There’s something sexy about the rain She said as it came pouring down It feels like kisses on my skin She spread her arms and spun around In a summer island storm In a field in a field of sugarcane She taught me how and showed me why There’s something sexy about the rain She taught me how and she’s still why There’s something sexy about the rain Outro: D9 (with ad-lib to fade)

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La chanson évoque une romance intense qui se déroule sous la pluie, où chaque goutte rappelle des moments de passion et d'amour éphémère. Dans un décor idyllique, on ressent la magie de la pluie, qui transforme chaque câlin et chaque sourire en souvenirs précieux. Le protagoniste se remémore une relation qui, bien qu’elle ait été temporaire, a laissé une empreinte indélébile dans son cœur. Le contexte met en lumière cette nostalgie, avec des souvenirs d’été sur une île, contrastant avec la réalité d’un aéroport où les gouttes continuent de tomber. L’élément de la pluie devient une métaphore de cette connexion particulière : elle évoque à chaque fois des sensations d'amour et de tendresse, faisant resurgir des sentiments même après le temps qui passe.

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