"Some people I know have given up on their lives
Drowning their sorrows and mumbling and forgotten the fight
We can tip the balance
We can break those barriers down
Little things count as much as the big and turn it all around

And it's oh, don't always look at the rain
No, don't always look at the rain

Some people I know have lost their feel for mystery
They say everything has got to be proved, this isn't a nursery
And Joseph who's five years old stops fights in his playground yard
No more fights and bigotry, oh is it so hard?

And it's oh, don't always look at the rain
No, don't always look at the rain
Don't always look at the rain

And tell me, is it a crime to have an ideal or two?
Evolving takes its time, we can't do it all in one go
Doesn't have to drive us all mad, we can only do our best
Let the mind shut up, and the heart do the rest "

- Howard Jones, "Don't Always Look At The Rain"