It's Raining, It's Pouring
Micah Tyler's song 'It's Raining, It's Pouring' uses the imagery of a storm to describe God's restorative work in a believer's life. The lyrics contrast past spiritual drought caused by selfishness and doubt with the refreshing rain of God's presence. As the rain falls, the singer finds hope and cleansing, expressing confidence that dry bones will come to life and that sorrow will be drowned in hope. The song conveys a message of renewal, trust in God's timing, and the joy of being washed clean by His grace.
I have heard Your thunder roll
Clouds succumb to winds that blow
Overhead but instead of running
I just wait
Watching lightning kiss the sky
Blacks and blues embrace the light
Here it comes, just for us
I'm not afraid
It's raining, it's pouring
And you are restoring my soul
Oh, oh, oh
And as each drop is pounding
My sorrows are drowning in hope
Oh, oh, oh
I have known the taste of drought
Because of selfishness and doubt
I've dug wells, oh how they've failed
To ever fill my cup
Soon these dry bones will have breathe
And I will spring up once again
And come to life, like rivers rise
I'll dance and run
It's raining, it's pouring
And you are restoring my soul
Oh, oh, oh
And as each drop is pounding
My sorrows are drowning in hope
Oh, oh, oh
Rain
Rain, pour down on me
Rain, wash me clean
Rain
Rain, pour down on me
Rain, wash me clean
It's raining, it's pouring
And you are restoring my soul
Oh, oh, oh
And as each drop is pounding
My sorrows are drowning in hope
Oh, oh, oh
Rain
Rain, pour down on me
Rain, wash me clean
Oh, oh, oh
Rain
Rain, pour down on me
Rain, wash me clean
Rain, wash me clean
It's raining, it's pouring
It's raining, it's pouring