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  • Prompt:

    a wilderness explorer is confused when he sees clouds below him and the mountains are upside down above them. The trees are growing down. The river is flowing uphill. He writes a song called, "Does the Rain Fall Up" about what it could mean. Ballad, moody, acoustic.

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    Does the Rain Fall Up

  • Description:

    The image depicts a man standing on a rocky outcrop, overlooking a beautiful mountain landscape. He is wearing a backpack, suggesting that he might be on a hiking or camping trip. The scene evokes a sense of adventure and appreciation for nature, as the man takes in the breathtaking view of the mountains and the river below. The environment is lush and green, with trees surrounding the area, adding to the serene atmosphere.

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  • Lyrics:

    Title: Does the Rain Fall Up
Tags: Ballad, Moody, Acoustic

I stand on the edge, where the world meets the sky, 
And the clouds float below, as the mountains climb high. 
The trees grow down, and the river flows strange, 
In a world turned around, nothing feels the same.

Does the rain fall up, like the river that climbs? 
Is this world a dream, or a trick of the mind? 
The sky seems to tremble, the earth starts to shake, 
As I wonder, how much can a man take?

The ground is a mirror, the stars fall to me, 
And I'm lost in this place, where nothing's as it seems. 
I walk on the edge, where the air feels so still, 
And the mountains above me are bending at will.

Does the rain fall up, like the river that climbs? 
Is this world a dream, or a trick of the mind? 
The sky seems to tremble, the earth starts to shake, 
As I wonder, how much can a man take?

Maybe there's meaning in the chaos I've found, 
In this place where the trees all grow underground. 
I’ll hold my breath, let the mystery in, 
And maybe one day, I'll understand where it ends.

Does the rain fall up, or do we fall too far? 
Maybe the answers are written in the stars. 
In the silence below, I’ll wait for the sign, 
To tell me the truth of this world so divine.