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From the album Sorry I'm Late, recorded at the Yellow Submarine, Jerusalem, 20.10.96

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There's a foreign note
That you never wrote
In your melody
There's a silent face
That you just can't place
In your memory
There's a brand new crack
In the frozen facts
That you need to see
So throw up your hands
Shrug your shoulders
And pray for rain

Pray for rain
let the words flow through you
Pray for rain
Think of all the good it could do you
What does it matter to you
Just sing halleluyah
And pray for rain

There's a shadow of doubt
That you can't root out
And you can't ignore
And that whispered name
Doesn't feel the same
As it felt before
And the vines have dried
On the eastern side
Of your bedroom door
So go find a tree
Take your hat off
And pray for rain

Pray for rain...

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from ש​ב​ע פ​ר​ו​ת ש​מ​נ​ו​ת - ה​א​ו​ס​ף של א​י​ן ס​פ​ק - Seven Fat Cows - The Ayn Safeq Collection, released September 9, 1999
Chanan Elias: Keyboards and Lead Vocals
Duvid Swirsky: Bass and Harmony Vocals
Aryeh Naftaly: Acoustic Guitar and Harmony Vocals
Danny Roth: Drums
Words and Music: Aryeh Naftaly

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Since starting out in 2007, The Elevators, based in Israel, have earned their place as the No. 1 jam band east of the Mediterranean. Their original music combines humor, love, philosophy and spirituality served up in a stew of rock, soul and a little psychedelia. ... more

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