Deep Purple

Released: July 17, 1968

Songwriter: Rod Evans Jon Lord

Producer: Derek Lawrence

[Verse 1]
Changes, visible changes
Sky looking so forlorn
It looks like the world's been born
On one more rainy day

[Verse 2]
Trying to see the sunlight
My heart's crying out loud
I try to see through the clouds
On one more rainy day

[Chorus]
One more rainy day
Once again my mind is grey
This is what a rainy day can do
One more rainy day
One more rainy day

[Verse 3]
Sun starts shining on through
New day a day with you
It's strange what sun can do
On one more rainy day

[Chorus]
One more rainy day
Once again my mind is grey
This is what a rainy day can do
One more rainy day
One more rainy day

Deep Purple is one of the defining Hard Rock bands of the 70’s, and is co-credited with such bands as Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin of creating the genre of Heavy Metal. They are best known for their song “Smoke on the Water”, as well as utilizing heavily distorted organ playing to mold their own unique heavy sound.

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