Song of the Day: Luke Combs - When It Rains It Pours

Today I thought I would share a video of a song that I have really been enjoying lately. The song is by Luke Combs, a newer Country music artist.

I like the song because it tells a story. Those kinds of songs are my favorite. I really love when the song has a good message and a good beat to it. This song definitely has both of this.

The song is kind of funny as well, which makes it even more great.

Here are the lyrics of the song,

“Sunday morning, man, she woke up fighting mad
Bitching and moaning on and on ’bout the time I had
And by Tuesday, you could say that girl was good as gone
And then when Thursday came around, I was all alone

So I went for a drive to clear my mind, ended up at a Shell on I-65

Then I won a hundred bucks on a scratch off ticket
Bought two twelve packs and a tank of gas with it
She swore they were a waist of time, oh, but she was wrong
I was caller number five on a radio station, won a four-day, three-night, beach vacation
Deep sea, senorita, fishing down in Panama
And I ain’t gotta see my ex future mother-in-law anymore
Oh lord, when it rains it pours

Now she was sure real quick to up and apologize
When she heard about my new found luck on that FM dial
And it’s crazy how, lately now, it just seems to come in waves
What I thought was gonna be the death of me was my saving grace

It’s got me thinking that her leaving is the only logical reason

That I got the last spot in the Hooter’s parking lot
And the waitress left her number on my check with a heart
She picked up on the first ring when I gave her a call
And I only spent five bucks at the Moose Club Raffle
Won a used four-wheeler and three free passes
For me and two of my buddies to play a round of golf
And I ain’t gotta see my ex future mother-in-law anymore
Oh lord, when it rains it pours
When it rains it pours

And I’ve been on a hell of a redneck road for three weeks now
And it all started on the day that she walked out

When it rains it pours: Songwriters: Jordan Walker / Luke Albert Combs / Ray FulcherLyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc

If you have heard this song, what do you think of it? Do you like it? Why or why not?

I’ll try to do more songs of the day besides doing the music artist of the day posts. They are a lot of fun, I like sharing about different songs/music.

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