Grateful Dead Looks Like Rain (Live At Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 16, 1978) Lyrics

Awoke today, felt your side of the bed
The covers were still warm where you been layin'
You were gone, oh, gone, my heart was filled with dread
You might not be sleeping here again

But it's alright 'cause I love you and that's not going to change
Run me around and make me hurt again and again
But I'll still sing you love songs, written in the letters of your name
The rain is gonna come, oh, it surely looks like rain

Did you ever waken to the sound of street cats making love?
You guess from the cries you were listening to a fight
Well you know, oh, know, haste is the last thing they're thinking of You know they're only tryin' to make it through the night

I only want to hold you, I don't want to tie you down
Or fit you in the lines I might've drawn
It's just that I, oh, I have gotten used to havin' you around
The landscape would be empty, if you were gone

But it's alright 'cause I love you, and that's not going to change
Run me around and make me hurt again and again
But I'll still sing you love songs, written in the letter of your name
The rain is gonna come, oh, it surely looks like rain

Who wrote Looks Like Rain (Live At Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 16, 1978) lyrics?

Looks Like Rain (Live At Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 16, 1978) is written by Robert Hall Weir, John Barlow.

When was Looks Like Rain (Live At Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 16, 1978) released?

Looks Like Rain (Live At Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 16, 1978) is first released on November 01, 1972 as part of Grateful Dead's album "Europe '72 [Bonus Tracks]" which includes 25 tracks in total.

Which genre is Looks Like Rain (Live At Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 16, 1978)?

Looks Like Rain (Live At Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 16, 1978) falls under the genre Rock.

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