Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mel Tillis
Canonical path: /mel-tillis/storms-never-last
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Storms Never Last
Read Storms Never Last lyrics by Mel Tillis on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Storms Never Last
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Storms never last do they baby
Bad times all pass with the wind
Your hand in mine stills the thunder
And you'd make the sun want to shine
I followed you down so many roads baby
I've picked wild flowers and sung you soft sad songs
And every road you took I know your search was for the truth
And the clouds brewing now won't be the last
Cause storms never last do they baby...
[ steel - fiddle ]
Storms never last do they baby...
Yes you'd make the sun want to shine
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