A Day Without Rain
Enya
Ever close your eyes? Ever stop and listen? Ever feel alive And you've nothing missing? You don't need a reason, Let the day go on and on. Let the rain fall down Everywhere around you. Give into it now, Let the day surround you. You don't need a reason, Let the rain go on and on. What a day, what a day to take to. What a way, what a way to make it through. What a day, what a day to take to a wild child. Only take the time From the helter skelter. Every day you find, Everything's in kilter, You don't need a reason, Let the day go on and on. Every summer sun, Every winter evening, Every spring to come, Every autumn leaving. You don't need a reason, Let it all go on and on. What a day, what a day to take to. What a way, what a way to make it through. What a day, what a day to take to a wild child.A Day Without Rain alternative ambient Background Ballad beautiful beautiful and ohso tragic beautiful music Beautiful quiet best mouth in rock Best Selling Artist calmness celtic chill chillout classic cool trip despair easy listening elves enya etheral ethereal f major Falling Leaves favourite female female vocal female vocalist female vocalists gentle gotanygoodmusic halftoned singles club harmonic haunting heartbreak hi fidelity indie instrumental irish loneliness love songs Luke down magic meditative Mellow most loved music for work that requires a new age newage newgen-vpv nice elevator music piano played in Last fm Player pop pretty programming quiet Quiplash relajacion relax relax enya relaxing rock Sentimental Sleep smooth songs for a rainy day songs that shatter crash melt soothing Soundtrack stories synth tags The Fall ulubione Voval water world
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