Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Adam Duritz explained that “Raining In Baltimore” was written about feeling lost. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland, but his family moved away when he was three years old. Though he would visit his grandmother in Baltimore over several summers in his youth, his family moved so often he felt he wasn...
This circus is falling down on its knees
The big top is crumbling down
It's raining in Baltimore, fifteen miles east
Where you should be, no one's around
I need a phone call, I need a raincoat
I need a big love, I need a phone call
These train conversations are passing me by
And I don't have nothing to say
You get what you pay for
But I just had no intention of living this way
I need a phone call, I need a plane ride
I need a sunburn, I need a raincoat
And I get no answers, and I don't get no change
It's raining in Baltimore, baby, but everything else is the same
There's things I remember and things I forget
I miss you, I guess that I should
Three thousand five hundred miles away
But what would you change if you could?
I need a phone call, maybe I should buy a new car
I can always hear a freight train, baby, if I listen real hard
And I wish, I wish it was a small world
Because I'm lonely for the big towns
I'd like to hear a little guitar, I guess it's time to put the top down
I need a phone call, I need a raincoat
I really need a raincoat; I really, really need a raincoat
I really, really, really need a raincoat; I really need a raincoat
Raining in Baltimore was written by Adam Duritz.
Raining in Baltimore was produced by T Bone Burnett.
Counting Crows released Raining in Baltimore on Tue Sep 14 1993.
Adam Duritz shared:
I had a friend (Bonnie Simmons) who was close friends with Bonnie Raitt. She used to go thru all the cassette tapes fans sent Bonnie Raitt and find songs for Bonnie on the thousands of tapes. She actually found “Something To Talk About” in one of those boxes and, when I was youn...