Bob Dylan's song "Buckets of Rain" was recently featured on the TV show "Bones." It wasn't Dylan's version though. It was sung by the incredible Beth Orton and M. Ward. It was a great version and highlighted a surreal scene where Bones was falling into alcoholic despair. Supposedly, Dylan heard the version and loved it. Oddly enough, the massive amount of web searches has netted some new popularity for Abraham Cloud's "Buckets of Rain," which is a pretty cool song itself, original and totally unrelated to Dylan. Buckets of Rain Buckets of Rain coming down my head Buckets of Rain that was what she said, buckets of rain All of my life I've been waiting here Watching these headlights disappear, buckets of Rain I've seen 'em coming with the Master Plan Steal your wallet while they shake your hand , buckets of Rain All that I want is to be left alone What more can you take now that you've got my home , buckets of Rain Outside, the neon lights are burning safe and warm Business as usual , uneffected by the storm Buckets of Rain There's Buckets of Rain for the Farmer's Field and Buckets of Rain for the man who feels Nothing is Right Nothing is Right Nothing is Right in the world tonight. by abraham cloud