Wait For The Sunshine
Flatt And Scruggs · Other Songs - Flatt And Scruggs
the clouds to roll away
Maybe tomorrow gone will be sorrow wait for the sunshine
to bring a brighter day
[ dobro ]
If sorrow and trouble you're seeing double black clouds
surround you all the time
Well don't let misfortune be too discouraging remember
tomorrow the sun will shine
Wait for the sunshine...
[ harmonica ]
If it seems forever since there's been laughter don't
let old misery get you down
Just keep your chin up don't ever give up tomorrow
the sunshine may come around
Wait for the sunshine...
Wait For The Sunshine
Flatt and Scruggs deliver a quintessential bluegrass anthem with 'Wait For The Sunshine,' a track that encapsulates the genre's signature blend of acoustic guitar, banjo, and fiddle. Recorded in the mid-1960s, the song exemplifies the duo's mastery of traditional Appalachian folk melodies adapted for modern bluegrass instrumentation. The composition features the characteristic driving rhythm and vocal harmony that defined their career, serving as a staple in their discography. It remains a definitive representation of the era's rural American sound, showcasing the group's ability to transform simple folk structures into enduring musical works that continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.