Weave Me The Sunshine (From The Puff The Magic Dra
Peter Paul And Mary · Other Songs - Peter Paul And Mary
out of the falling rain and
Weave me the hope of a new tomorrow
and fill my cup again
weave me the sunshine out of the falling rain
weave me the hope of a new tomorrow
and fill my cup again
Verse 1 Move the dust from castle towers
Shine on me again
Wash them down with rainbow showers
Shine on MEEEE again
Weave me the sunshine out of the falling rain
weave me the hope of a new tomorrow
and fill my cup again
Weave me the sunshine out of the falling rain
weave me the hope of a new tomorrow
and fill my cup again
Verse 2 Drgon flys on Dragon flowers
Shine on me again
Puffs got back his magic powers
Shine on MEEEEEEE again
Weave me the sunshine out of the falling rain
Weave me the hope of a new tomorrow
and fill my cup again
Weave me the sunshine out of the falling rain
Weave me the hope of a new tomorrow
and fill my cup again
Verse 3 Break down the walls
Tear down the fences
Shine on me again
Chicken soup brought us to our sences
Shine on MEEEE again
WEAVE WEAVE WEAVE me the sunshine
out of the falling rain
Weave me the hope of a new tomorrow
and fill my cup again
WEAVE WEAVE WEAVE me the sunshine
out of the falling rain
weave me the hope of a new tomorrow
AND FILL MY CUP AGAIN
AND FILL
AND FILL
AND FILL MY CUP AGAIN
Weave Me The Sunshine
Peter, Paul, and Mary's 1966 recording of 'Weave Me The Sunshine' stands as a quintessential example of the folk-rock revival era. The song, originally written by Pete Seeger, was transformed into a signature hit by the trio, blending traditional acoustic instrumentation with a polished, radio-friendly arrangement. Their version features a distinctive harmony that became synonymous with their sound, showcasing their ability to reinterpret folk material for a broader audience. Released alongside other iconic tracks like 'Puff, The Magic Dragon' and 'Leaving On A Jet Plane', the recording exemplifies the group's commitment to social consciousness and musical accessibility. The song remains a staple in their discography, reflecting the collaborative spirit of the 1960s folk movement and continuing to resonate with listeners who appreciate the era's authentic yet refined musical approach.