Clouds and Rain Ian Gillan (Ft. Roger Glover)

"Clouds and Rain" by Ian Gillan (Ft. Roger Glover) is a #Rock song from 1982. The lyrics explore themes of love, longing, and emotional turmoil, using metaphors of weather to illustrate feelings of hope and despair. The track features dynamic instrumentals and harmonies, showcasing Gillan's powerful vocals. Its introspective nature resonates with listeners, reflecting universal human experiences.

The time is always now the call is always loud
Without a movement a word, without a sound
Love comes crashing in again
Brings along the clouds and rain

You’ve got to take a chance you haven’t got a choice
Somewhere in the rain you hear a distant voice
Love has to come to stake its claim it’s
When you reach the clouds and rain

If I close my eyes I can picture you
This is the place I get the clearest view
Beyond the happiness and pain
This place they call the clouds and rain

First you become a lover then you become a friend
And then you start to wonder will it ever end
I’d like to ask you just the same
Without feeling any shame
Did you touch the clouds and rain?

I’d like to ask you just the same
Without feeling any shame
Did you touch the clouds and rain?

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