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Rain Song - Raghu Dixit



     
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Bring rivers in this wasteland
Clouds into this sky
Bring springs of life into the wells
That have been run dry
Rise up in this city
Gather in this light
Fall down on Your people
Your glory and Your life
Rain, Lord we thirst for water
Rain, we are desert land
Rain, on Your sons and daughters
Rain, bring Your rain again
Speak dreams into this water
And vision to this land
That oceans be divided
And bring forth life again
Rise up in this city
Gather in this light

Fall down on Your people
Your glory and Your life
Rain, Lord we thirst for water
Rain, we are desert land
Rain, on Your sons and daughters
Rain, bring Your rain again
Rain, Lord we thirst for water
Rain, we are desert land
Rain, on Your sons and daughters
Rain, bring Your rain again
Let the tide roll in
Washing over our lives
And let Your water fall again
Bring rivers in this wasteland
Clouds into the sky
Rain, Lord we thirst for water
Rain, we are desert land
Rain, on Your sons and daughters
Rain, bring Your rain again
Rain, Lord we thirst for water
Rain, we are desert land
Rain, on Your sons and daughters
Rain, bring Your rain again
Bring Your rain again
Let Your water fall down
Bring Your rain again now
Bring Your rain again
Let Your water fall down
Bring Your rain again now

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Raghu Dixit ( Kannada: ರಘು ದೀಕ್ಷಿತ್), born on November 11, 1974, is an Indian singer-songwriter, producer, and film score composer based in Bangalore, India. He is most famous for fronting the Raghu Dixit Project, a multilingual folk music band. Though a gold medalist in Masters in Microbiology and a proficient Indian classical dancer (Vidwat in Bharatanatyam), Raghupathy Dixit is now known more as a self-taught composer and musician. Originally from Mysore, he settled in Bengaluru.

Read more about Raghu Dixit on Last.fm.


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