Promising Grey Day Vonda Shepard
"Promising Grey Day" by Vonda Shepard, released in 1992, is a #Pop song that explores themes of hope and resilience amidst life's challenges. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and the pursuit of brighter days, blending emotional depth with a melodic piano arrangement. Its introspective nature resonates with listeners, contributing to Shepard's impact in the 90s music scene.
Eighteen and flying
Like every great American
Slept until sundown
And baby you were wild enough for me
Rolled the night over
In my '72 Nova
Mexican rain on my
Tijuana vinyl beer stain
Watching the sunrise
Lightening in your lazy eyes
And all this time you never let me down
I had a dream
That made me move to New York City
Cause I wasn't about to
About to let this magic slip away
But he did anyway
He was kind of illusive that way
Like clouds on a promising grey day
The beaty of my life
A moment that's long gone
But so much a part of me
Oh, how I wish it weren't history
Like every great American
Slept until sundown
And baby you were wild enough for me
Rolled the night over
In my '72 Nova
Mexican rain on my
Tijuana vinyl beer stain
Watching the sunrise
Lightening in your lazy eyes
And all this time you never let me down
I had a dream
That made me move to New York City
Cause I wasn't about to
About to let this magic slip away
But he did anyway
He was kind of illusive that way
Like clouds on a promising grey day
The beaty of my life
A moment that's long gone
But so much a part of me
Oh, how I wish it weren't history
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