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Triplicate · 2017

Here’s That Rainy Day

Written by Jimmy Van Heusen and Johnny Burke for the 1953 Broadway musical Carnival in Flanders, later a jazz standard.

The words

Someone who once laughed off talk of hard times finds that the hard times have finally arrived.

The singer looks back at a carefree past when love seemed endless and any thought of trouble could be brushed aside, then admits that the day he never planned for has come. It is a sorrowful ballad about the cost of not saving anything for later, emotionally speaking. Dylan's slow, rueful reading suits a song about hindsight, and his band keeps the arrangement grey and still.

Words by Johnny Burke

Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗

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The words

Someone who once laughed off talk of hard times finds that the hard times have finally arrived.

The singer looks back at a carefree past when love seemed endless and any thought of trouble could be brushed aside, then admits that the day he never planned for has come. It is a sorrowful ballad about the cost of not saving anything for later, emotionally speaking. Dylan's slow, rueful reading suits a song about hindsight, and his band keeps the arrangement grey and still.

Words by Johnny Burke

Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗

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