Let the Water Run Dry
Inna De Yard Lyrics


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Let them fall

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

You never miss your water
'Til your well runs dry
'Til your well runs dry, brothers and sisters

You never miss your water
'Til your well runs dry
'Til your well runs dry, brothers and sisters

So let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Now that you're all alone
And you have no one to call your own
You're taking up your telephone
Begging me to come home
But listen, my friend
I'll never make that mistake again
'Cause you don't need me as a friend

So let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Now that you're all alone
And you have no one to call your own
You're taking up your telephone
Begging me to come home
But listen, my friend
I'll never make that mistake again
'Cause you don't want me as a friend

So let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall




Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Overall Meaning

The song "Let the Water Run Dry" by Inna De Yard is a song about the importance of valuing what you have while you still have it. The lyrics call attention to the fact that many people do not appreciate what they have until they lose it. The repetition of "let the teardrops fall" in the chorus emphasizes the idea that one must acknowledge their emotions and allow themselves to feel pain in order to learn and grow from their experiences.


The verse about being alone and realizing that you have no one to call your own highlights the loneliness and regret that can come from taking things for granted. The line "you don't need me as a friend" speaks to the idea that sometimes people need to learn to be self-sufficient and not rely on others to make them happy. The repetition of the chorus after this verse reinforces the overall message of the song: that it's important to cherish what you have before it's gone.


Overall, "Let the Water Run Dry" is a poignant reminder to appreciate the people and things in our lives before it's too late. It encourages us to acknowledge our emotions and learn from our experiences, and to strive for self-sufficiency and independence.


Line by Line Meaning

Let the teardrops fall
The singer advises the listener to let their tears flow as a way to cope with difficult emotions.


Let the teardrops fall from your eyes
The singer emphasizes that releasing tears is a natural part of emotional processing and should not be repressed or denied.


You never miss your water
The singer notes that people can take basic necessities or relationships for granted until they no longer have them.


'Til your well runs dry, brothers and sisters
The singer uses a metaphor of a well running dry to describe the scarcity of something that was once abundant, and encourages others to take care of what they have.


Now that you're all alone
The singer observes that loss or absence of a loved one can bring feelings of loneliness or abandonment.


And you have no one to call your own
The singer points out that without supportive relationships, one may feel isolated and lacking in identity or belonging.


You're taking up your telephone
The singer suggests that one may reach out to familiar contacts in the hope of receiving comfort or companionship during a difficult time.


Begging me to come home
The singer implies a sense of responsibility for the listener's emotional state, but indicates that they cannot fulfill that role again.


But listen, my friend
The singer addresses the listener directly, conveying a sense of familiarity and empathy.


I'll never make that mistake again
The singer has learned from past experiences and recognizes the importance of self-preservation and setting healthy boundaries in relationships.


'Cause you don't need me as a friend
The singer acknowledges that the listener may not value or prioritize their relationship as highly as the singer does, leading to a sense of rejection or disconnect.




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Written by: Ken Boothe

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@lolafvr6071

Let them fall

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

You never miss your water
'Til your well runs dry
'Til your well runs dry, brothers and sisters

You never miss your water
'Til your well runs dry
'Til your well runs dry, brothers and sisters

So let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Now that you're all alone
And you have no one to call your own
You're taking up your telephone
Begging me to come home
But listen, my friend
I'll never make that mistake again
'Cause you don't need me as a friend

So let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Now that you're all alone
And you have no one to call your own
You're taking up your telephone
Begging me to come home
But listen, my friend
I'll never make that mistake again
'Cause you don't want me as a friend

So let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes

Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall
Let the teardrops fall from your eyes
Auteurs-Compositeurs : Ken Boothe
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@laurentvenet2758

I cannot stop playing and looping this wonderful song, I do love looking at the wonderul faces and portraits in this one. They are all angels, Ken is like a sunshine sending his good vibes to us.

@0010Davidx

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@blouman176

No dollar bills. No nude women. No fancy cars or clothes.
This is real music here.

@pierrebruas4188

@@sosavssiz0078 The worst comment ever... Also out of subject; therefore Mr Boothe and friends are fighting against racism from all way; therefore fighting against supid comment like yours; that shows so deep racism that you do not even see. Go to hell Mr Danielcrss and THANK YOU Ken Boothe, Killer Tune!

@sosavssiz0078

@@pierrebruas4188 dont be so sensitive I'm talking bout the bad ones.

@alphaomega8373

Same color totally different people. They don't even get along much with American blacks.

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