| Song | Kentucky Rain |
| Artist | Elvis Presley |
| Album | Suspicious Minds |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Seven lonely days | |
| And a dozen towns ago | |
| I reached out one night | |
| And you were gone | |
| Don't know why you'd run, | |
| What you're running to or from | |
| All I know is I want to bring you home | |
| So I'm walking in the rain, | |
| Thumbing for a ride | |
| On this lonely Kentucky backroad | |
| I've loved you much too long | |
| And my love's too strong | |
| To let you go, never knowing | |
| What went wrong | |
| Kentucky rain keeps pouring down | |
| And up ahead's another town | |
| That I'll go walking thru | |
| With the rain in my shoes, | |
| Searchin for you | |
| In the cold Kentucky rain, | |
| In the cold Kentucky rain | |
| Showed your photograph | |
| To some old gray bearded man | |
| Sitting on a bench | |
| Outside a gen'ral store | |
| They said 'Yes, she's been here' | |
| But their memory wasn't clear | |
| Was it yesterday, | |
| No, wait the day before | |
| So I fin'ly got a ride | |
| With a preacher man who asked | |
| 'Where you bound on such a dark afternoon?' | |
| As we drove on thru the rain | |
| As he listened I explained | |
| And he left me with a prayer | |
| That I'd find you |
| Seven lonely days | |
| And a dozen towns ago | |
| I reached out one night | |
| And you were gone | |
| Don' t know why you' d run, | |
| What you' re running to or from | |
| All I know is I want to bring you home | |
| So I' m walking in the rain, | |
| Thumbing for a ride | |
| On this lonely Kentucky backroad | |
| I' ve loved you much too long | |
| And my love' s too strong | |
| To let you go, never knowing | |
| What went wrong | |
| Kentucky rain keeps pouring down | |
| And up ahead' s another town | |
| That I' ll go walking thru | |
| With the rain in my shoes, | |
| Searchin for you | |
| In the cold Kentucky rain, | |
| In the cold Kentucky rain | |
| Showed your photograph | |
| To some old gray bearded man | |
| Sitting on a bench | |
| Outside a gen' ral store | |
| They said ' Yes, she' s been here' | |
| But their memory wasn' t clear | |
| Was it yesterday, | |
| No, wait the day before | |
| So I fin' ly got a ride | |
| With a preacher man who asked | |
| ' Where you bound on such a dark afternoon?' | |
| As we drove on thru the rain | |
| As he listened I explained | |
| And he left me with a prayer | |
| That I' d find you |
| Seven lonely days | |
| And a dozen towns ago | |
| I reached out one night | |
| And you were gone | |
| Don' t know why you' d run, | |
| What you' re running to or from | |
| All I know is I want to bring you home | |
| So I' m walking in the rain, | |
| Thumbing for a ride | |
| On this lonely Kentucky backroad | |
| I' ve loved you much too long | |
| And my love' s too strong | |
| To let you go, never knowing | |
| What went wrong | |
| Kentucky rain keeps pouring down | |
| And up ahead' s another town | |
| That I' ll go walking thru | |
| With the rain in my shoes, | |
| Searchin for you | |
| In the cold Kentucky rain, | |
| In the cold Kentucky rain | |
| Showed your photograph | |
| To some old gray bearded man | |
| Sitting on a bench | |
| Outside a gen' ral store | |
| They said ' Yes, she' s been here' | |
| But their memory wasn' t clear | |
| Was it yesterday, | |
| No, wait the day before | |
| So I fin' ly got a ride | |
| With a preacher man who asked | |
| ' Where you bound on such a dark afternoon?' | |
| As we drove on thru the rain | |
| As he listened I explained | |
| And he left me with a prayer | |
| That I' d find you |