| Song | Storm |
| Artist | Metro Jethros |
| Album | Metro Jethros |
| 作词 : Metro Jethros | |
| 作曲 : Jonathan Allen Estep | |
| Six o’clock and the sky’s turning grey | |
| See the clouds coming over the hill | |
| And It’s a bad one | |
| I’m looking out at my hayfield | |
| See the wind picking up and | |
| I know how it feels to be pushed around | |
| Well an old man sits in his rocking chair with his wife | |
| “We could never have that life” | |
| Cause I can see lightning it’s coming down | |
| I can feel the thunder exploding all over town | |
| I can hear the raindrops falling on the tin roof of this house | |
| Well nothing I can do; nothing I can say to turn it around | |
| The phone is ringing and she just stares | |
| I pick it up and nobody’s there | |
| And I wonder why | |
| She’s taking time that she usually don’t take | |
| Going out the third time this week | |
| And I wonder why | |
| And she’s making promises that she can’t keep | |
| But that’s alright with me | |
| Cause I can see lightning it’s coming down | |
| I can feel the thunder exploding all over town | |
| I can hear the raindrops falling on the tin roof of this house | |
| Well nothing I can do; nothing I can say to turn it around | |
| I can see lightning it’s coming down | |
| I can feel the thunder exploding all over town | |
| I can hear the raindrops falling on the tin roof of this house | |
| Well nothing I can do; nothing I can say to turn it around | |
| I can see lightning it’s coming down | |
| I can feel the thunder exploding all over town | |
| I can hear the raindrops falling on the tin roof of this house | |
| Well nothing I can do; nothing I can say to turn it around | |
| Oh no there’s nothing I say to turn this storm around |
| zuò cí : Metro Jethros | |
| zuò qǔ : Jonathan Allen Estep | |
| Six o' clock and the sky' s turning grey | |
| See the clouds coming over the hill | |
| And It' s a bad one | |
| I' m looking out at my hayfield | |
| See the wind picking up and | |
| I know how it feels to be pushed around | |
| Well an old man sits in his rocking chair with his wife | |
| " We could never have that life" | |
| Cause I can see lightning it' s coming down | |
| I can feel the thunder exploding all over town | |
| I can hear the raindrops falling on the tin roof of this house | |
| Well nothing I can do nothing I can say to turn it around | |
| The phone is ringing and she just stares | |
| I pick it up and nobody' s there | |
| And I wonder why | |
| She' s taking time that she usually don' t take | |
| Going out the third time this week | |
| And I wonder why | |
| And she' s making promises that she can' t keep | |
| But that' s alright with me | |
| Cause I can see lightning it' s coming down | |
| I can feel the thunder exploding all over town | |
| I can hear the raindrops falling on the tin roof of this house | |
| Well nothing I can do nothing I can say to turn it around | |
| I can see lightning it' s coming down | |
| I can feel the thunder exploding all over town | |
| I can hear the raindrops falling on the tin roof of this house | |
| Well nothing I can do nothing I can say to turn it around | |
| I can see lightning it' s coming down | |
| I can feel the thunder exploding all over town | |
| I can hear the raindrops falling on the tin roof of this house | |
| Well nothing I can do nothing I can say to turn it around | |
| Oh no there' s nothing I say to turn this storm around |