Romantic Pop Ballad100 BPMKey Bb

Rain and Rice at Home

From 03 Family Connection · 02 Tender Love Romantic Pop

About this track

"Rain and Rice at Home" is a Romantic Pop Ballad piece created for quiet, focused and restful moments. The opening line "the tin roof taps its thousand tiny drums, I remember." sets the mood of the whole track. Produced for listeners who use music for study, relaxation and sleep support.

Lyrics

[Soft Felt Piano Intro] the tin roof taps its thousand tiny drums, I remember. a stove hums a low contented tune. [Verse 1] mama measures the grain with her patient hand, slow and knowing. rain writes rivers down the foggy window pane, a soft hush. you stir the saucepan that smells of every childhood, rest and wait. the backyard pools into a silver quiet lake, I remember. [Pre-Chorus] every drop that falls we count as ours, warming me through. the scent climbs the stairs and calls us down, we won't wait, we won't wait. [Chorus] rain and rice at home. mist rises soft from the simmering saucepan, steeping the air. the window fogs a circle where you lean, dimming the grey. rain and rice at home. [Verse 2] the stove sings the song of coming peace, other storms. you draw a face in the cloud on the glass, we stay near. my chin rests on the exact ledge of your own, calm as prayer. the backyard pools into a silver quiet lake, rest and wait. [Chorus] rain and rice at home. mist rises soft from the simmering saucepan, steeping the air. the window fogs a circle where you lean, dimming the grey. rain and rice at home. [Bridge] Oh, mama measures the grain with her patient hand, let it bloom, let it bloom. rain writes rivers down the foggy window pane, I taste now, I taste now. the backyard pools into a silver quiet lake — I am found, I am found. [Chorus] rain and rice at home. mist rises soft from the simmering saucepan, steeping the air. the window fogs a circle where you lean, dimming the grey. rain and rice at home. [Outro] the tin roof taps its thousand tiny drums... rain and rice at home. [Fade Out] [End]

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