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Beverley Knight ~ Hurricane Jane


Call me Hurricane Jane, Dry season's over, here comes the rain, Sweeping over your plain, blazing as I go Call me Hurricane Jane, This kind of weather's hard to contain, Nothing's ever the same, when I start to blow Far from home, lonely time Thinking about, you and I Pictures form in my mind, all of them remain. Here I go like before, signs that I can't ignore. Close my eyes, cue the storm Ready for the change...call me. [Chorus] Rushing in like a flood Barren land, turns to mud Every thought heats the blood, Temperature will rise. Ready to pump and it's all good I love me better than anyone could You inspire like you should and I cannot deny [Chorus] Said I rage like a fire, and I flow like the water Ain't no surprise I was born under Aries sign. This is my body, so I do what I choose Nothing to hide when I am alone, cause there ain't no rules. [Chorus (x2)] more free lyrics

Call me Hurricane Jane,
Dry season's over, here comes the rain,
Sweeping over your plain, blazing as I go
Call me Hurricane Jane,
This kind of weather's hard to contain,
Nothing's ever the same, when I start to blow

Far from home, lonely time
Thinking about, you and I
Pictures form in my mind, all of them remain.
Here I go like before, signs that I can't ignore.
Close my eyes, cue the storm
Ready for the change...call me.

[Chorus]

Rushing in like a flood
Barren land, turns to mud
Every thought heats the blood,
Temperature will rise.
Ready to pump and it's all good
I love me better than anyone could
You inspire like you should and I cannot deny

[Chorus]

Said I rage like a fire, and I flow like the water
Ain't no surprise I was born under Aries sign.
This is my body, so I do what I choose
Nothing to hide when I am alone, cause there ain't no rules.

[Chorus (x2)]

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