Rain | Music Video
"Rain"
Performed by Leslie Lawrence
Track from the motion picture 'I, Portrait' directed by Nathan Hill
Starring Natalie Heslop & Sienna Stass
Directors of photography: Dia Taylor & Anastasia Yules
Featuring:
Jurgis Maleckas
Pavlina Itter
Danielle Curcio
Shane Gates
Keith Elliott
Laurentius Yudhatama
Erica Tan
Shot on location at the House of Maximón
Lyrics:
The rain comes down, the rain comes down and I fear that I won't see you again.
The rain comes down, the rain comes down and I fear that I won't see you again.
You left me long ago and you didn't say goodbye, not looking back to hear all of my cries. Falling, falling, falling - the tears, they fell - and if they'd ever stop- no way to tell.
The rain comes down, the rain comes down and I fear that I won't see you again.
The sky is cloudy and I haven't seen much light - not a glimpse of hope in sight. Did you ever love me and really feel the same or was I just another passing game?
The rain comes down, the rain comes down and I fear that I won't see you again.
The night is falling and I see a brilliant star shining in the sky up above -
wishing that you'd someday come back to me and in my arms you'd always stay.
The rain comes down, the rain comes down and I fear that I won't see you again.
Bio:
An actress in film and TV in the US, currently in 3 upcoming Australian feature films, Colourblind, Cult Girls & performing her own song "Rain" in the new Nathan Hill film "I, Portrait". Now living in Melbourne, Australia, Leslie grew up singing in school and community theatre. She also sang at restaurants in NYC & was discovered at a young age by Anthony Quinn while singing at a Greek Restaurant. While in Ireland, Leslie fell in love with Celtic Music and upon returning to the U.S., she began songwriting. Years later, she , was in a large convention room filled with about 1,000 people and a renowned psychic named John Edwards pointed to her and asked her why he could see musical notes all around her. She responded that she sang and wrote music. He told her to keep writing, as her music would take off and make it....