EMAIL: AL STEWART INTRO: VERSE: The rain came down like beads Bouncing on the noses of the People from the train A flock of salty ears Sparkled in the traffic lights Feet squelched soggy leaves across the grain CHORUS: I took my love to Clifton in the rain VERSE: And all along the way Wanderers in overcoats with Collars on parade And steaming in the night The listeners in the Troubadour Guitar player weaves a willow strain CHORUS: I took my love to Clifton in the rain INSTRUMENTAL: VERSE: Jacqueline Bisset I saw your movie Wondered if you really felt that waaaaay Do you ever fear The images of Hollywood? Have you felt a shadow of its pain? CHORUS: I thought of you in Clifton in the rain Mmmmm mmmm ahhh ahhh Mmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm ===================== CAPO: 2nd FRET ===================== SONG: CLIFTON IN THE RAIN ARTIST: AL STEWART EMAIL: CLIFTON IN THE RAIN AL STEWART CAPO: 2nd FRET INTRO: VERSE: The rain came down like beads Bouncing on the noses of the People from the train A flock of salty ears Sparkled in the traffic lights Feet squelched soggy leaves across the grain CHORUS: I took my love to Clifton in the rain VERSE: And all along the way Wanderers in overcoats with Collars on parade And steaming in the night The listeners in the Troubadour Guitar player weaves a willow strain CHORUS: I took my love to Clifton in the rain INSTRUMENTAL: VERSE: Jacqueline Bisset I saw your movie Wondered if you really felt that waaaaay Do you ever fear The images of Hollywood? Have you felt a shadow of its pain? CHORUS: I thought of you in Clifton in the rain Mmmmm mmmm ahhh ahhh Mmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une promenade romantique à Clifton sous la pluie, où les gouttes tombent comme des perles sur les passants. Les images sont empreintes de mélancolie, illustrant des voyageurs en manteaux, plongés dans une ambiance nocturne où un guitariste apporte une touche poétique à l'atmosphère. En parallèle, l'artiste fait référence à une célébrité, Jacqueline Bisset, en se demandant si elle ressent réellement la pression du monde d'Hollywood. Ce mélange de tendresse et de réflexion sur les ombres de la célébrité crée une ambiance nostalgique.