Change In The Weather
by John Fogerty 
recording 1993 
from 
Feels Like Rain (Silvertine 41498) 
Change in the weather 
Something is happening here 
Change in the weather 
Change in the weather 
People walkin' round in fear 
Yeah, ah, huh, you better duck and run 
Get under cover 'cause a change is come 
Storm warnings and it looks like rain 
Be nothin' left after the hurricane 
There is a jungle it ain't no lie 
Look at the people 
They got terror in their eyes 
Bad wind is comin' it can't be denied 
They're runnin' with the dogs 
And afraid to die 
Change in the weather 
Change in the weather 
Something is happening here 
Change in the weather 
Change in the weather 
People walkin' round in fear 
Aha, you best believe it's true 
The levee's 
busted, bad news comin' true 
Oh no, there ain't no place to hide 
Reach out and pluck you, take you for a ride, yeah 
Sheer frustration takin' everything in sight 
Won't be no blastin' if we make it through the night 
Down on your knees for heaven and pray 
But every demon have to have his day 
Change in the weather 
Change in the weather 
Something is happening here 
Change in the weather 
Change in the weather 
People walkin' round in fear 
High noon I can't believe my eyes 
Wind is ragin' there's a fire in the sky 
Ground shakin' everything comin' loose 
Run like a coward but it ain't no use 
Edge of the river just an ugly scene 
People getting pushed, and people gettin' mean 
A change is comin; and it's getting' kind of late 
There ain't no survivin', there ain't no escape 
Change in the weather 
Change in the weather 
Something is happening here 
Change in the weather 
Change in the weather 
People walkin' round in fear 
Come on try 
Ah somethin' been happinin' here, yeah 
Whoa there's a change 
Feel a change comin' on in the weather, yeah, yeah, yeah 
Can't you tell it 
I can't see it comin' Lord , ahah 
Got to got to got to 
Got to got to got to feel yeah yeah yeah 
Open up your eyes and see 
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Note 1: origin: from the old French word levée, act of raising, from lever to raise. An embankment for preventing flooding, or a river landing place, also, a continuous dike or ridge (as of earth) for confining the irrigation areas of land to be flooded. A levee camp therefore is a work camp for building or improving dikes to prevent rivers from flooding the land, primarily in the 
Mississippi Delta 
area.