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Blind Melon - No Rain. Blind Melon bass player Brad Smith wrote this song before he formed the band. He had moved from Mississippi to Los Angeles, where he fell into a funk. "The song is about not being able to get out of bed and find excuses to... show more

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The song is in Shona Zimbabwean language. It is based on a true story of a soldier who was working far away from his village and had a dream of his mother not feeling well and he requested for a work leave from the Zim army. When he arrived at his village coincidentally his mother was on her death bed and he wouldn't have known had he not made it back home. He wrote this song which he later sang with fellow soldiers. ❤️🇿🇼

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this is the same voice jisung cried over for hours, the one he thought about while writing a love song. this is the same voice seungmin had in mind when he wrote cinema, and the one 3racha were thinking about when they listened to the song

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