Visit Roger Hodgson’s site at www.RogerHodgson.com and his channel at / rogerhodgson Music video by Supertramp performing It's Raining Again. (C) 1982 A&M Records
If you are listening to this song. Let me tell you. You have an excellent taste in music. You are consider a friend of mine. Blessings from Los Angeles California 🙏🙏🙏
In 1982 two of our classmates died in a car accident. On the day of their funerals it was raining. This song came on the radio on the way to the church. I always think of them when I hear this song. Two weeks ago it was raining at my uncles funeral and today was the celebration of life for another friend and its been raining all day.! This song brings me comfort for some reason.
I will always remember: at one of Roger's concerts in London he was closing with this song, and I looked over at the man in the next seat beside me. He was on his feet dancing and singing along with every fibre of his being, with bright twinkles in his eyes, teardrops falling from the corner of his eyes. I could see how this song had touched him, and in turn it also touched me deeply. After the song, I reached over to give him a hug, and we've been friends ever since. Roger's music is very special in that way!
I was born in 1994 and my grandpa used to play this song by the living room. He used to tell me that music this good its gonna be hard to find in the near future. I think he was right, bless your soul pops, hugs to heaven
What a beautiful song and video. I remember it climbing the charts in early autumn 1982, when I was 14 years old, starting high school, and embarking on a life-changing and life-long frirndship with Alan Greenberg Morse, who passed away in 2014. I dedicate this song to him.
This song brings back many happy memories from 85, I fell in love with an American girl who was here in Liverpool England visiting my family, sadly she is no longer with us, I visited her grave in Ann Arbour Michigan & threw some soil on her grave, she loved Liverpool & it was my way of her having a part of it with her. R.i.p Paula.
I heard this song on the way home from the hospital where I said goodbye to my mother who had passed away just a couple of hours earlier. I love the song but when I hear it the hurt and sadness is overwhelming.
I heard this song a million times on the radio as a teenager, but this is the first time I've ever seen the video. I didn't have MTV, so I missed all these 80s videos with their stories.
