“It Rains Everywhere I Go” was written by Don Cusic, a writer and music historian. Lynn Morris recorded it, releasing it in 1995 on her album “Mama’s Hand.”
The song uses weather as a mirror for grief. After a love has ended, the singer finds that no matter where she goes the rain seems to follow — the sorrow inside coloring the whole world gray.
Lynn Morris, a banjo player and bandleader, was among the prominent women in bluegrass of her era.
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