The Grateful Dead - Box of Rain (Lyrics)

"Box of Rain" by the Grateful Dead is from their 1970 album, American Beauty. The song was composed by bassist Phil Lesh and lyricist Robert Hunter, and sung by Lesh.
According to lyricist Hunter, Lesh "wanted a song to sing to his dying father and had composed a piece complete with every vocal nuance but the words. If ever a lyric 'wrote itself,' this did - as fast as the pen would pull." Lesh practiced the song driving to the nursing home where his father lay with terminal cancer.
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Excellent graphics

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[@KenHinnenkamp]

One of my favorites. I was lucky enough to visit the R&R Hall Of Fame when the Dead were featured on the top floor.

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Wow! That is incredible! Thank you so much for sharing that on the channel!

[@jackcardozo]

What do you want me to do
To do for you to see you thru
A box of rain will ease the pain and love will see you through

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Sweet memories of my first acid trip when psychedelic moods were real.

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How did I miss this comment? Thank you so much for watching. I'm trying to think of another Grateful Dead song to make a video of. Let me know if you have any ideas on which song! Thanks again!

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