[Intro - single piano chords, rain texture] [Verse 1 - nearly a-cappella, broken] I sat down at a picnic table In another woman's clothes Everything I ever called mine Had receipts that weren't my own And my whole life came at once then Every frame of it at speed The rooms, the hands, the envelopes And me in every deed [Verse 2 - cello enters] I always said the world had done it And the world had done its share But the rain kept running honest And I saw my own hands there I saw the yes I kept on saying I saw the money I kept And an old word rose up off the ground And I got sick, and then I wept [Pre-Chorus - tightening] And a wanting came up bigger Than the cold or than the fear I wanted all of it off of me Every year, every year And there was only one water Anywhere near [Chorus - breaking open, still minor] So let it rain The only thing that ever touched me free Let it rain No bill, no debt, no fee Wash me or erase me At the bottom they're the same prayer said Let it rain on every bought inch Let it rain on my head [Bridge - toms rolling in like weather, the arrival] And then I heard it Through the water, through the dark My name, my real name Screamed across the park And a man was running, running Coat already half undone He didn't stop, he didn't slow, he didn't turn -- He didn't hesitate, he came full-on [Resolution - huge major swell, vocal cracking] And he covered me The first hands in my whole life Moving to cover me All my life they took the layers off And he ran through freezing rain To put a layer on He covered me, he covered me Said I've got you, I've got you And the girl who prayed to disappear Came roaring back to life right here Held together in the pouring rain By arms that wanted nothing Arms that wanted nothing Arms that wanted only me [Final - strings full, harmonies behind] Nobody had ever covered Anything of mine for free And the rain came down like mercy And the mercy came for me Carried across the grass like glass Like something worth the load Somebody drove me home that night And home was down his road [Outro - everything cut, whispered, rain alone] I called He came It is that simple And it has never once stopped being that enormous