“Here Comes That Rainbow Again” 1982 by Kris Kristofferson, is inspired by a scene from John Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath". The song depicts a roadside café where two children are moved by a waitress's kindness, and the subsequent act of generosity by two truck drivers. The song captures the scene with a storm and its aftermath, using the rainbow as a symbol of hope and the enduring nature of human compassion. | Kris Kristofferson Fans

“Here comes the rain and here comes the rain. Here she comes again, here comes the rain.” Kicking it to an 80s classic tonight. Here’s “Rain” by the Cult live in 1986. This song will never go out of style! #grungebible #notgrunge #thecult #ianastbury #rain | The Grunge Bible