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Hurricane
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Hurricane was released on February 14, 2025 by CDX Records as a part of the album Hurricane - Single
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Release DateFebruary 14, 2025
LabelCDX Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM66

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Sandee June
Sandee June
Lead Vocals
Nate Coon
Nate Coon
Drums
Nick Gardner
Nick Gardner
Acoustic Guitar
Bryce Clarke
Bryce Clarke
Electric Guitar
John Carroll
John Carroll
Electric Guitar
David DeShazo
David DeShazo
Bass Guitar
Milo Deering
Milo Deering
Dobro
Travis Bishop
Travis Bishop
Organ
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Keith Stegall
Keith Stegall
Songwriter
Stewart Harris
Stewart Harris
Songwriter
Thom Schuyler
Thom Schuyler
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Sandee June
Sandee June
Producer
Kerry West
Kerry West
Mixing Engineer
Drew Hall
Drew Hall
Mixing Engineer

Lyrics

Thirty miles on the Gulf Stream
I hear the south wind moan
The bridges getting lower
The shrimp boats coming home
The old man down in the Quarter
Slowly turns his head
Takes a sip from his whiskey bottle
And this is what he said
I was born in the rain on the Pontchartrain
Underneath the Louisiana moon
I don't mind the strain of a hurricane
That comes around every June
The high black water a devil's daughter
She's hard she's cold and she's mean
But nobody taught her it takes a lot of water
To wash away New Orleans
Man came down from Chicago
He's gonna set that levee right
He says "it needs to be at least three feet higher
It won't make it through the night"
But the old man down in the Quarter
He said "don't listen to that boy
The water be down by the morning
And he'll be back to Illinois"
I was born in the rain on the Pontchartrain
Underneath the Louisiana moon
I don't mind the strain of a hurricane
That comes around every June
The high black water the devil's daughter
She's hard she's cold and she's mean
But nobody taught her it takes a lot of water
To wash away New Orleans
Thirty miles on the Gulf Stream
I hear the South wind moan
The bridges getting lower
The shrimp boats coming home
The old man down in the Quarter
Slowly turns his head
Takes a sip from his whiskey bottle
And this is what he said
I was born in the rain on the Pontchartrain
Underneath the Louisiana moon
I don't mind the strain of a hurricane
That comes around every June
High black water the devil's daughter
She's hard she's cold and she's mean
But nobody taught her it takes a lot of water
To wash away New Orleans
Nobody taught her it takes a lot of water
To wash away New Orleans
Written by: Keith Stegall, Stewart Harris, Thom Schuyler
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