Sent to us From God (The rain came knocking on the window pane)

This is a children's song, acknowledging God as the creator of the natural world.

It was written by Indian Roman Catholic religious sister Maria Lydia Pereira (b1920), and included in volume 1 of the 20th Century Folk Hymnal which was published in 1974 and is now out of print.

No further publications, have been found.   If you have any information about Sr Pereira or where to find sheet music for this song, please leave a message in the Comments box near the bottom of the page.

The unnamed tune, also by Pereira, has a 2/2 time signature. It was originally published in the key of G the first few notes are D G G GA BA G G G.

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Examples

Child singer with backing track - professional recording:


Child singer with backing track and words on-screen- professional recording:Child


Lyrics

The rain came knocking on the window pane,
The rain came knocking on the window pane,
The rain came knocking on the window pane,
Sent to us from God.

The stars came twinkling in the darkened sky ...

The sun came shining through the open door ...

The flowers came peeping through the green, green grass ...

The lambs came frisking in the open fields ...

The babes came smiling in their mother's arms ...

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The rain came knocking on the window pane,
The rain came knocking on the window pane,
The rain came knocking on the window pane,
Sent to us from God.

The stars came twinkling in the darkened sky ...

The sun came shining through the open door ...

The flowers came peeping through the green, green grass ...

The lambs came frisking in the open fields ...

The babes came smiling in their mother's arms ...

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