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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Soft rain tapping on the tin
Coffee cup cooling by the sink
Old barn coat on the back of a chair
But I ain’t going anywhere
[Chorus]
Raindrops on the rooftop, keeping time
Jenny in my arms, your hand in mine
World outside can spin and spin
I just breathe you in, breathe you in
Raindrops on the rooftop, low and slow
Holding you close while the thunder rolls
Nothing I would rather do
Than ride this storm with you
[Verse 2]
Dog’s snoring at the bedroom door
Your bare feet tangled with mine on the floor
Lantern glow on your freckled skin
Every little sigh draws me in (mm-hmm)
[Chorus]
Raindrops on the rooftop, keeping time
Jenny in my arms, your hand in mine
World outside can spin and spin
I just breathe you in, breathe you in
Raindrops on the rooftop, low and slow
Holding you close while the thunder rolls
Nothing I would rather do
Than ride this storm with you
[Bridge]
Let it pour, let it fall all night (all night)
Every drop just feels so right
Long as I’ve got this view
Storm clouds, quiet house, and you
[Chorus]
Raindrops on the rooftop, keeping time
Jenny in my arms, your hand in mine
World outside can spin and spin
I just breathe you in, breathe you in
Raindrops on the rooftop, low and slow
Holding you close while the thunder rolls
Nothing I would rather do
Than ride this storm with you
Details
GeneratedApr 1, 2026
Duration2:42
LanguageEnglish
Style
country, Laid-back country-reggae groove with soft offbeat guitar skanks, warm upright bass, and brushed drums; male vocals in an intimate, close-mic tone. Subtle organ pads and slide guitar licks weave through the verses, while the chorus opens up with stacked harmonies and a relaxed, swaying backbeat. Overall feel: cozy, slow-rolling, and tender, perfect for a rainy-night cuddle song., soothing, reggae
Credits
Prompt by
Orpimal73
Orpimal73ModelAria v5
Prompt
The rain is Soothing . I feel Peaceful and relaxed. I love the sound of Raindrops on my roof top. It makes me want to Curl up with Jenny. My favorite genre of music is Country reggae .
