Let The Rain Fall Down lyrics

Born of the tides, sworn to the sea A bender of waves, of currents below She moved like the ocean, wild and free But now her tribe flees through fields they don't know The invaders struck fast, they shattered the shore Scattered her people like ash on the wind No rivers, no ocean, no water in store Just endless dry grass, and war closing in She raises her hands but the power won't come Without the water, the mage is undone Let the rain fall down, let the rain fall down She screams to the heavens above Let the rain fall down, let the rain fall down She fights for the ones that she loves Through storm and thunder, her wrath resounds She calls to the sky, let the rain fall down She falls to her knees in the Sun-beaten field Her people are bleeding, her people are lost She cries to the heavens, refusing to yield She'll pay any price, no matter the cost Give me your fury, give me your rain Give me the weapon they never could take I am the tide and I'll rise up again For my people's freedom, whatever it takes The clouds gather dark and the wind starts to cry A thunderhead rolls across the blood-red sky Let the rain fall down, let the rain fall down She screams to the heavens above Let the rain fall down, let the rain fall down She fights for the ones that she loves Through storm and thunder, her wrath resounds She calls to the sky, let the rain fall down The first drop hits her face like a blessing from above The second like a battle cry, the third like wrath above The sky tears open, weeping hard, the heavens answer her call She raises both her arms and bends the storm, and they will fall Let the rain fall down, let the rain fall down She screams to the heavens above Let the rain fall down, let the rain fall down She fights for the ones that she loves The sky is her weapon, the flood is her crown She bends every raindrop, let the rain fall down The invaders lie broken, the field drinks the rain Her people stand breathing, alive once again She lowers her arms and she looks at the sky A daughter of water, no desert could make her dry