Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show Storms Never Last Lyrics:
Storms never last do they, baby?
Bad times all pass with the wind.
Your hand in mine stills the thunder.
And you make the sun wanna shine.

You followed me down so many roads, baby.
I picked wild flowers and sung you soft, sad songs.
And every road we took, Lord knows,
Our search was for the truth.
And the clouds brewin' now won't be the last.

/(Storms never last, storms never last, baby.)
But storms never last do they. baby?
(They don't last, no, no.)
Bad times all pass with the wind.
/(Your hand in mine, your hand in mine.)
Your hand in mine stills the thunder.
(Stills the thunder, stills the thunder, yeah.)
And you make the sun wanna shine.
(Shine, shine, shine.)

[Instrumental break.]

/(Storms never last, storms never last, baby.)
But storms never last do they. baby?
(They don't last, no, no.)
Bad times, bad times, bad times all pass.
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/(Your hand in mine, your hand in mine.)
Your hand in mine stills the thunder.
(Stills the thunder, stills the thunder, yeah.)
And you make the sun wanna shine.
(Shine, shine, shine.)

/(Storms never last, storms never last, baby.)
[Fade.]
But storms never last do they. baby?
(They don't last, no, no.)
Bad times all pass with the wind.
/(Your hand in mine, your hand in mine.)
Your hand in mine stills the thunder.
(Stills the thunder, stills the thunder, yeah.)
And you make the sun wanna shine...


[STORMS NEVER LAST]
[Written by: Jessi Colter [1]
Performed by: Dr. Hook [2] -1978
Appears on: Pleasure & Pain-1978 [3] , Collection-1983, Pleasure & Pain:The History of
Dr. Hook-1996, Singles-2001, Our Swedish Collection-2004, Hits & History-2007, et al.]

[1] Despite being one of Coutry music's best-selling singer/songwriters, Jessi Colter
was best known as the wife of Waylon Jennings and the mother of Shooter Jennings.]

[2] Released and popularized by the composer, Jessi Colter in 1975. Other Covers: Mel
Tillis-1975, Hank Williams, Jr.-1977, David Allan Coe-1977, Tompall Glaser-1977, Ray
Price-1977, Rosemary Clooney-1978, Waylon Jennings (solo and duet with his Jessi
Colter)-1980, Chet Atkins-1981, et al.]

[3] Transcribed from the track on this album.]

(c)1978 MCPS/Baron Music
Lyrics: Storms Never Last, Dr. Hook & the Medicine
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