Will the Sun Ever Shine Again Bonnie Raitt

"Will the Sun Ever Shine Again" by Bonnie Raitt, released in 1998, is a #Blues ballad exploring themes of heartbreak, hope, and longing for brighter days. The lyrics convey a deep sense of yearning and emotional vulnerability. Musically, it features Raitt's signature slide guitar, enhancing its soulful depth. The song resonates with listeners facing personal struggles, solidifying Raitt's impact as a powerful voice in contemporary music.

[Verse 1]
Rain is pourin' down like the heavens are hurtin'
Seems like it's been dark since the devil knows when
How do you go on, never knowin' for certain
Will the sun ever shine again?

[Verse 2]
Feels like it's been years since it started to thunder
Clouds are campin' out in the valley and glen
How do you go on, when you can't help but wonder
Will the sun ever shine again?

[Bridge]
What if the rain keeps fallin'?
What if the sky stays gray?
What if the winds keep squallin'
And never go away?

[Verse 3]
Maybe soon the storm will be tired of blowin'
Maybe soon it all will be over, amen
How do you go on, if there's no way of knowin'?
Will the sun ever shine?
Wish I could say
Send me a sign-
One little ray
Lord, if you're list'nin'
How long until then?
Will the sun ever shine again?

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