Stormy Weather

Echo And The Bunnymen · Siberia [2005]

Hope you're feeling better now

Hope you got my letter, how

Is my stormy weather now

Is he gonna change?



Can I be like everyone?

Pretending that there's nothing wrong

Remember when we walked upon

Clouds that never rain



And I need it more than love

And I love it more than life

And I want those stars above

To shine this night



Baby, ever wondered why?

I could make you laugh and cry?

Eclipsing all your summer skies

Somethings never change



And I need it more than love

And I love it more than life

And I want those stars above

To shine this night



You want it, you got it

There's nothing chained down

You need it, I'll steal it

Just put your name down

I'll put my name down



Hope you're feeling better now

Hope you got my letter how

Is my stormy weather now?

Is my stormy weather now?



Can I be like everyone?

Pretending that there's nothing wrong?

Remember when we walked upon

Remember when we walked upon



Remember when we walked upon

Remember when we walked upon

Clouds that never rain

Every cloud must drain



And I need it more than love

And I love it more than life

And I want those stars above

To shine this night



You want it, you've got it

There's nothing chained down

You need it, I'll steal it

Just put your name down

I'll put my name down



You want it, you've got it

Now I know it's to you I'm bound

You need it, Godspeed it

Just put your name down

I'll put my name down



How's my stormy weather now?

How's the stormy weather now?

How's the stormy weather now?

How's my stormy weather now?

How's the stormy weather now?

How's my stormy weather now?

How's my stormy weather?

Stormy Weather - Echo And The Bunnymen

Echo And The Bunnymen's 2005 recording of "Stormy Weather" stands as a poignant addition to their discography, blending post-punk energy with a melancholic atmosphere. The track exemplifies the band's signature ability to fuse driving rhythms with introspective lyrics, creating a sonic landscape that resonates deeply with fans of the genre. Released on the album Siberia, the song reflects the group's continued evolution during the mid-2000s, maintaining their commitment to raw, emotive songwriting while engaging with contemporary musical trends. Its inclusion in their broader catalogue highlights the enduring appeal of their work, offering listeners a vivid glimpse into the band's creative process and the emotional depth characteristic of their recordings.