When the Bad Rain Comes (Remastered)

(Guitar Intro) (Verse 1) In the summertime, the creek's a gentle friend, Tricklin' through the forest, 'round every bend, Crystal clear waters, a peaceful, quiet sound, But when the winter comes, better watch the ground. (Guitar Chorus Build Up) (Chorus) Oh, Chamise Creek, it's a mighty force, From a gentle stream, to a river's course, When the bad rain comes, you best beware, Mother Nature's power, unleashed from the air. (Verse 2) The water turns to chocolate, thick with mud and silt, Ragin' down the canyon, with the power built, Trees from the forest, swept without a sound, Carried by the current, never touching the ground. (Chorus) Oh, Chamise Creek, it's a mighty force, From a gentle stream, to a river's course, When the bad rain comes, you best beware, Mother Nature's power, unleashed from the air. (Extended Guitar Solo) (Bridge) Respect the creek, and heed its might, A calm summer trickle, can turn wild at night, The current's strong enough to sweep you away, No chance you can swim it, don't be led astray. (Verse 3) So when the storm clouds gather, and the rain pours down, Remember the creek's power, don't let it take you down, Stay clear of the banks, and the rising tide, Respect Mother Nature, and the warning signs. (Chorus) Oh, Chamise Creek, it's a mighty force, From a gentle stream, to a river's course, When the bad rain comes, you best beware, Mother Nature's power, unleashed from the air. (Extended Guitar Solo) (Outro) From summer's calm to winter's roar, Chamise Creek reminds us, nature's never a bore, Down the narrow canyon, where wild waters flow, We find respect and wonder, for the world we know. (Guitar Solo Outro)