A painful memory awoken by the rain falling outside:<\/p>\n
Dekho baarish ho rahi hai
\n(It’s raining, it’s raining, it’s raaaaaining)
\nMera dil roh rahaa hai
\n(It’s paining, it’s paining, it’s paaaaaaining)
\n<\/i><\/p>\n
I think the name of the album was “I-Yai-Oh”. Or was it “Eyes”? Anu Malik on DD2, saying – “You listen to Rahman’s songs in two different languages. My songs sound equally good in English.” Proceeds to sing – You make me feel a virgin. ( Tu-ru-ru. Tu-ru-ru )<\/i><\/p>\n
Die. Die. DIE!!!<\/p>\n
Personal rain-song list:<\/p>\n
Rim-jhim Rim-jhim<\/i> – 1942 – A Love Story.
\nBoondon se Baatein<\/i> – Thakshak.
\nSingin in the Rain<\/i> – Gene Kelly.
\nListen to the Rhythm(Of the Falling Rain) <\/i> – The Cascades.
\nRaindrops Keep Falling on my Head<\/i> – BJ Thomas.
\nIndian Rain<\/i> – Colonial Cousins.
\nBarkha Ritu<\/i> – Three Brothers and a Violin.
\nAb Ke Saawan<\/i> – Shubha Mudgal.
\nWhy Does It Always Rain on Me?<\/i> – Travis.<\/p>\n
Personal rain-related line that comes to mind – <\/p>\n
(English accent) Baarish ya no baarish, British Raj ko Champaner mein apna chhavni barkaraar rakhni hai, etc etc.<\/i> – Paul Blackthorne (Lagaan<\/i>)<\/p>\n
One more personal rain-related line that comes to mind –
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\nThe rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.
\nThere is joy and pain
\nbut the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.<\/p>\n
Pretty-plain, loonv-sane
\nThe ways of the world all will change
\nand all the ways remain the same
\nbut if you’re mad or only sane
\nthe rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.<\/p>\n
We walk in love but fly in chains
\nAnd the planes in Spain fall mainly in the rain.
\n<\/i>
\n-Stephen King (The Gunslinger<\/i>)<\/p>\n