The Thunder Rolls
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"The Thunder Rolls" is a song released by American Country music artist Garth Brooks. It debuted on his sophomore album No Fences and also appears on The Hits, The Limited Series, and Double Live. The song was written by Brooks and Pat Alger.
[edit] The Song
- Length: 3:42
- Key: D Minor
"The Thunder Rolls" tells the story of a wife waiting up late into the night for her husband. As he comes into the house, she smells another woman's perfume on him. All of this is set against the backdrop of a storm, representing the tribulation of her marriage.
The song originally contained a third verse in which the woman runs to her dresser drawer to get a pistol, telling herself that she'll never again wonder where he is. However, producer Allen Reynolds felt it worked well with just two verses and the third verse never appeard on the studio version, although Brooks does sing it at concert.[citation needed] The video to the single (which does not include the third verse) does have a scene where the woman kills her husband, played by Brooks.
[edit] YouTube Spoofs
A video on YouTube is accompanied by a spoof of the song. It is called "Thunder Rolls: Taco Bell Version".
[edit] External links
- "The Thunder Rolls" Lyrics (with third verse
- "The Thunder Rolls" Music Video WARNING: contains violence and some sexual content
