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Songs about rain:

It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
Rain, the Beatles

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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)

The classic

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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
  6. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head, BJ Thomas
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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
  6. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head, BJ Thomas
  7. Here Comes The Rain Again, Eurythmics
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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
  6. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head, BJ Thomas
  7. Here Comes The Rain Again, Eurythmics
  8. It’s Raining Men, The Weather Girls
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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
  6. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head, BJ Thomas
  7. Here Comes The Rain Again, Eurythmics
  8. It’s Raining Men, The Weather Girls
  9. I Love a Rainy Night, Eddie Rabbitt
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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
  6. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head, BJ Thomas
  7. Here Comes The Rain Again, Eurythmics
  8. It’s Raining Men, The Weather Girls
  9. I Love a Rainy Night, Eddie Rabbitt
  10. Who’ll Stop the Rain, Creedence Clearwater Revival
36533

A quick interruption to post a link to an index, a table of contents if you will, for the first 19,502 posts in this game - roughly half of the 36,526 posts so far.
http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?p=18570975#post18570975

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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
  6. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head, BJ Thomas
  7. Here Comes The Rain Again, Eurythmics
  8. It’s Raining Men, The Weather Girls
  9. I Love a Rainy Night, Eddie Rabbitt
  10. Who’ll Stop the Rain, Creedence Clearwater Revival
  11. It’s Raining Again, Supertramp
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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
  6. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head, BJ Thomas
  7. Here Comes The Rain Again, Eurythmics
  8. It’s Raining Men, The Weather Girls
  9. I Love a Rainy Night, Eddie Rabbitt
  10. Who’ll Stop the Rain, Creedence Clearwater Revival
  11. It’s Raining Again, Supertramp
  12. Wicked Rain, Los Lobos
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Songs about rain:

  1. It Can’t Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry
  2. Blame it on the Rain, Milli Vanilli
  3. Rain, the Beatles
  4. Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly (1952)
  5. One Hundred Percent Chance of Rain, Gary Morris
  6. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head, BJ Thomas
  7. Here Comes The Rain Again, Eurythmics
  8. It’s Raining Men, The Weather Girls
  9. I Love a Rainy Night, Eddie Rabbitt
  10. Who’ll Stop the Rain, Creedence Clearwater Revival
  11. It’s Raining Again, Supertramp
  12. Wicked Rain, Los Lobos
  13. Fire and Rain, James Taylor
    Pass
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A favorite relative, and a reason/memory for why

  1. My Uncle Rogel (Roger): he’d play chess and table tennis with us kids for seemingly hours on end
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A favorite relative, and a reason/memory for why

  1. My Uncle Rogel (Roger): he’d play chess and table tennis with us kids for seemingly hours on end
  2. My Aunt Anne, who was both a Catholic nun and a medical researcher. She gave me one of her used microscopes for Christmas when I was a kid.
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Impressive work - many thanks!

A favorite relative, and a reason/memory for why

  1. My Uncle Rogel (Roger): he’d play chess and table tennis with us kids for seemingly hours on end
  2. My Aunt Anne, who was both a Catholic nun and a medical researcher. She gave me one of her used microscopes for Christmas when I was a kid.
  3. My fifth cousin Lis, a cute, freckled, friendly California girl who I had a huge crush on as a kid and with whom I later went to college.
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A favorite relative, and a reason/memory for why

  1. My Uncle Rogel (Roger): he’d play chess and table tennis with us kids for seemingly hours on end
  2. My Aunt Anne, who was both a Catholic nun and a medical researcher. She gave me one of her used microscopes for Christmas when I was a kid.
  3. My fifth cousin Lis, a cute, freckled, friendly California girl who I had a huge crush on as a kid and with whom I later went to college.
  4. My cousin Linda, a former hippie (except for the drugs) 18 years my senior. Very much a free spirit in a rigid Southern family and a talented artist (though she has- to everybody’s frustration- never attempted to sell her art) whose artworks are some of my favorite possessions.
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A favorite relative, and a reason/memory for why

  1. My Uncle Rogel (Roger): he’d play chess and table tennis with us kids for seemingly hours on end
  2. My Aunt Anne, who was both a Catholic nun and a medical researcher. She gave me one of her used microscopes for Christmas when I was a kid.
  3. My fifth cousin Lis, a cute, freckled, friendly California girl who I had a huge crush on as a kid and with whom I later went to college.
  4. My cousin Linda, a former hippie (except for the drugs) 18 years my senior. Very much a free spirit in a rigid Southern family and a talented artist (though she has- to everybody’s frustration- never attempted to sell her art) whose artworks are some of my favorite possessions.
  5. My maternal grandmother, who spoiled me rotten, and taught me to play blackjack and swear in Polish
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A favorite relative, and a reason/memory for why

  1. My Uncle Rogel (Roger): he’d play chess and table tennis with us kids for seemingly hours on end
  2. My Aunt Anne, who was both a Catholic nun and a medical researcher. She gave me one of her used microscopes for Christmas when I was a kid.
  3. My fifth cousin Lis, a cute, freckled, friendly California girl who I had a huge crush on as a kid and with whom I later went to college.
  4. My cousin Linda, a former hippie (except for the drugs) 18 years my senior. Very much a free spirit in a rigid Southern family and a talented artist (though she has- to everybody’s frustration- never attempted to sell her art) whose artworks are some of my favorite possessions.
  5. My maternal grandmother, who spoiled me rotten, and taught me to play blackjack and swear in Polish
  6. My Uncle Frank, who could crack me up with his stories, shared his Pogo books with me, and who served in WWII in Rome.
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A favorite relative, and a reason/memory for why

  1. My Uncle Rogel (Roger): he’d play chess and table tennis with us kids for seemingly hours on end
  2. My Aunt Anne, who was both a Catholic nun and a medical researcher. She gave me one of her used microscopes for Christmas when I was a kid.
  3. My fifth cousin Lis, a cute, freckled, friendly California girl who I had a huge crush on as a kid and with whom I later went to college.
  4. My cousin Linda, a former hippie (except for the drugs) 18 years my senior. Very much a free spirit in a rigid Southern family and a talented artist (though she has- to everybody’s frustration- never attempted to sell her art) whose artworks are some of my favorite possessions.
  5. My maternal grandmother, who spoiled me rotten, and taught me to play blackjack and swear in Polish
  6. My Uncle Frank, who could crack me up with his stories, shared his Pogo books with me, and who served in WWII in Rome.
  7. My Uncle Jim, who is quiet, always bemused by all the family madness around him, and has the most impressive set of bushy, bristly eyebrows I’ve ever seen.