Come In Out Of The Rain Nat "King" Cole
"Come In Out Of The Rain" by Nat "King" Cole, released in 1970, is a #Jazz ballad that explores themes of love, longing, and emotional shelter. The lyrics invite a loved one to seek comfort and warmth, symbolizing protection from life's hardships. Its smooth melodies and Cole's rich vocals create an intimate atmosphere, showcasing his vocal mastery. The song resonates with listeners for its heartfelt message and timeless appeal.
Come in out of the rain
Brush those tears from your eyes
If I've been kind of mean to you
I apologize
Come here, where you belong
You were right, I was wrong
Sometimes we have a spat or two
What is love without a few?
Ah, come on, let a smile shine through
Come in out of the rain
Come here, where you belong
You were right, I was wrong
Sometimes we have a spat or two
What is love without a few?
Ah, come on, let a smile shine through
Come in out of the rain
Come in out of the rain
Brush those tears from your eyes
If I've been kind of mean to you
I apologize
Come here, where you belong
You were right, I was wrong
Sometimes we have a spat or two
What is love without a few?
Ah, come on, let a smile shine through
Come in out of the rain
Come here, where you belong
You were right, I was wrong
Sometimes we have a spat or two
What is love without a few?
Ah, come on, let a smile shine through
Come in out of the rain
Come in out of the rain
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