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Didn't It Rain - Louis Armstrong



     
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Didn't it rain, children?
Talk about rain, oh, my Lord
Didn't it fall, didn't it fall?
Didn't it fall, my Lord, didn't it rain?
Oh, it rained forty days
And it rained forty nights
There was no land nowhere in sight
God, send the angel to spread the news
He hastes his wings and away he flew
To the East to the West
To the North to the South
All day all night
How it rained, how it rained
Didn't it rain, children?
Talk about rain, oh, my Lord
Didn't it fall, didn't it fall?
Didn't it fall, my Lord, didn't it rain?
Some at the window, some at the door

Some said, "Noah, can't you take a little more?"
"No, no," said Noah, "no, no, my friends"
The nature got to keep; you can't get in
I told you, I told you a long time ago
You wouldn't hear me; you disobey me
Lord, send the angel a warning to you
It began to rain and now you are through
Well, it rained forty days
Forty nights without stopping
Noah was glad
When the rain stopped dropping
Knock at the window, knock at the door
Come on, brother Noah
Can't you take little more?
No, no, my brothers, you are full of sin
God has the key; you can't get in
Would you listen? how it rained
Didn't it rain, children?
Talk about rain, oh, my Lord
Didn't it fall, didn't it fall?
Didn't it fall, my Lord, didn't it rain?
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Louis Armstrong (1901-1971) was a trumpet player, singer, and bandleader, and is widely regarded as one of the most influential artists in the history of jazz. Armstrong was born and brought up in New Orleans, a culturally diverse town with a unique musical mix of creole, ragtime, marching bands, and blues. Although from an early age he was able to play music professionally, he didn't travel far from New Orleans until 1922, when he went to Chicago to join his mentor, King Oliver.

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