Plays:52
Song DescriptionImpending doom/disaster is indicated in the first verse and embellished through the bridge.
The falling barometer and the descending bass line work together to complete the analogy.
I felt the 'fuzz bass' added an edgy texture.
Story Behind the SongI thought it would be fun to write a blues song using weather patterns as a metaphor for emotions.cb
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Lyrics
Bad Weather
Like a sailors warning, the sky is turning red
I can feel that low down pressure fallin' all around my head
Clouds keep rollin' in 'bout to cover up the sky
And its been a steady rainin' ever since you said goodbye
They say the sun will shine someday but I know better...
Bad Weather
That long hot summer brought a heat wave burnin' up the night
And the mercury kept a risin' to a dangerous new height
Then that north wind started bliowin; and I guess its here to stay
Now there's a cold front in the heartland and it just won't go away
All my highs and lows are jumbled up together...
Bad Weather
Bridge:
Now that storm is gonna howl outside my window
The sky is gonna cry, cry, cry
The thunder's gonna reach a new crescendo
And I'll keep asking why, why, why
Did you leave me this way
Song Length
4:42
Genres
Blues - Rock, Blues - Modern
Tempo / Feel
Medium (111 - 130)
Lead Vocal
Male Vocal
Moods
Distressed, Troubled
Subject Matter
Loneliness, Girlfriend, Wife
Similar Artists
Johnny Winter, Robben Ford
Language
English
Era
2000 and later
Lyric Credits |
Craig Bowers |
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Music Credits |
Craig Bowers |
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Producer Credits |
C.Bowers/ R.Stephen |
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Publisher Credits |
C.Bowers/ R.Stephen |
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Performance Credits |
C.Bowers/ R.Stephen |
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Label Credits |
NA |
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