I got seven pictures of Buddha The prophet’s on my tongue Eleven angels of mercy sighin’ Over that black hole in the sun My heart’s dark but it’s risin’ I’m pullin’ all the faith I can see From that black hole on the horizon I hear your voice calling me Let it rain let it rain Let it rain let it rain Let it rain let it rain Let it rain Meet me at Mary’s place we’re gonna have a party Meet me at Mary’s place we’re gonna have a party Tell me how do we get this thing started Meet me at Mary’s place       Familiar faces around me Laughter fills the air Your loving grace surrounds me Everybody’s here Furniture’s out on the front porch Music’s up loud I dream of you in my arms I lose myself in the crowd Let it rain let it rain Let it rain let it rain Let it rain let it rain Let it rain Meet me at Mary’s place we’re gonna have a party Meet me at Mary’s place we’re gonna have a party Tell me how do you live broken-hearted Meet me at Mary’s place I got a picture of you in my locket I keep it close to my heart It’s a light shining in my breast Leading me through the dark Seven days seven candles In my window lighting your way Your favorite record’s on the turntable I drop the needle and pray (Turn it up) Band’s countin’ out midnight (Turn it up) Floor’s rumblin’ loud (Turn it up) Singer’s callin’ up daylight (Turn it up) And waitin’ for that shout from the crowd (Turn it up) Waitin’ for that shout from the crowd (Turn it up) Waitin’ for that shout from the crowd (Turn it up) Waitin’ for that shout from the crowd (Turn it up) Waitin’ for that shout from the crowd (Turn it up) Waitin’ for that shout from the crowd Turn it up turn it up turn it up Turn it up turn it up turn it up turn it up Meet me at Mary’s place we’re gonna have a party Meet me at Mary’s place we’re gonna have a party Tell me how do we get this thing started Meet me at Mary’s place       Let it rain let it rain let it rain let it rain let it rain

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque le besoin de se retrouver entre amis pour célébrer la vie malgré les épreuves et la solitude. L'artiste exprime un mélange d'espoir et de nostalgie en se remémorant des souvenirs heureux et des moments partagés, tout en appelant à une ambiance festive où chacun se sent entouré par l'amour et la grâce. Le lieu de rassemblement, un espace simple mais chaleureux, devient un symbole d'unité et de réconfort. Il invite à laisser tomber les soucis et à profiter de chaque instant, presque comme une prière pour que des jours meilleurs arrivent, avec l'idée que la communauté peut apporter la lumière dans les moments sombres.