Rain Must Fall
Queen * Track #7 On The Miracle
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Album The Miracle
Rain Must Fall by Queen
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QueenWrited by
Brian May & Freddie Mercury & John Deacon & Roger TaylorAbout
“Rain Must Fall” is a collaboration between John Deacon (music) and Freddie Mercury (lyrics) (as confirmed by producer David Richards and, more recently, Brian May on his website). Taylor recorded a lot of Latin percussion but most of that was edited out in order to have more space for vocal harmoni...
Rain Must Fall Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I can see it in your stars
Life is so exciting
Acting so bizarre
Your world is so inviting
Playing really cool
And looking so mysterious
Honey
[Chorus]
Your every day is full of sunshine
But into every life
A little rain must fall
[Post-Chorus]
No problem, uh
Be cool, now
[Verse 2]
Anyone who imagines
They can blind you with science
Bully you all over
With property and finance
But you have position
To call the shots and name the price
Honey
[Chorus]
You found success and recognition
But into every life
A little rain must fall
Flow John!
[Guitar Solo]
[Chorus]
You lead a fairy tale existence
But into every life
A little rain must fall
[Post-Chorus]
Be cool
Ha!
Kiss, kiss
[Verse 3]
Others seem to think
You are over dramatizing
Problems at work
So it's hardly surprising
There's little you can do
To alter their opinions, honey
[Chorus]
You want a clean reputation
But now you're facing complications
'Cause into every life
A little rain must fall
[Post-Chorus]
Be cool, get this
Woo! Alright
[Outro]
Play it nice and cool
Play it nice and cool, yeah
Yes, baby
Ooh, one more time
Uh-huh, I like it
Make it rain
Rain Must Fall Q&A
Who wrote Rain Must Fall's ?
Rain Must Fall was written by Brian May & Freddie Mercury & John Deacon & Roger Taylor.
Who produced Rain Must Fall's ?
Rain Must Fall was produced by David Richards & Queen.
When did Queen release Rain Must Fall?
Queen released Rain Must Fall on Mon May 22 1989.
What did Queen say about "Rain Must Fall"?
“Yes, that’s a sort of, a bit of, a mix job. It’s quite machine-like in some ways. There’s a lot of percussion on top that I did on that, but they made me take most of that to make room for guitars and the vocals.”
Roger Taylor – 29/05/1989, BBC Radio One (interview with Mike Read)