“Rainman”

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“Rainman”

In the land where the red earth cracks,
And the sky turns its face away,
There lived a man the clouds obeyed—
They called him Rainman in his day.
Feathers in his braided hair,
Smoke that whispered on the breeze,
He danced through dust and burning air,
And called the thunder from the trees.

Rainman, Rainman, tell me how you knew—
How to turn the sky from silence into blue.
He said, “Boy, the secret’s not some sacred phrase—
You just keep dancing… until it rains.”

Years went by and his feet slowed down,
The storms grew quiet, the drums grew still.
He found a boy from the next dry town,
With fire in his heart and an iron will.
He taught him roots and healing herbs,
How to speak with stones and flame,
But the boy just yearned for the ancient words
That brought the water when it never came.

Rainman, Rainman, teach me what you know—
How to make the desert blossom, make it grow.
The old man smiled through sun and strain:
“You just keep dancing… until it rains.”

Not every step brings thunder down,
Not every song shakes the ground,
But faith is found in worn-out shoes—
And a sky that finally breaks for you.

Now the boy stands where the old man stood,
Barefoot in the silt and clay,
He spins and stomps like the ancients would,
With the wind to guide the way.
He feels the rhythm rise and bend,
Hears the dry land start to sing,
And smiles when he remembers when
The old man told him everything…

Rainman, Rainman, now I understand—
It ain’t just magic in your hands.
It’s heart and hope, and no complaints—
You just keep dancing… until it rains.

Keep dancing…
Keep dancing…
Until it rains.