Natural Disaster - Loudon Wainwright III

Here comes the thunder, here comes the rain

I sure hope the lightning don’t strike me again

Cyclones and typhoons, tornados too

Baby, they should name a hurricane after you

You shook me like an earthquake, there was no way out

You hit me like a flash-flood, you drained me like a drought

There I was, I was stranded in an inferno

It was a five-alarm fire in your volcano

Here comes the thunder, here comes the rain

I sure hope the lightning don’t strike me again

Cyclones and typhoons, tornados too

Baby, they should name a hurricane after you

Tidal wave, total eclipse, there’s a panic on the beach

All the other planets are either dead or out of reach

And it feels like a famine and I feel so afraid

At first I thought it was fever but I found out it was a plague

Here comes the thunder, here comes the rain

I sure hope the lightning don’t strike me again

Cyclones and typhoons, tornados too

Baby, they should name a hurricane after you