Wow, what a song. In 1970 I was driving South through the high Virginia mountains and the sky was black and grey with swirling clouds like nothing I had ever seen before (kind of scary but beautiful as well) and Credence was on my eight track playing "Who'll stop the Rain ?" It started to rain in a torrential downpour so hard I could hardly see where I was going. Such memories, such a song !!!!
As a Black man, brought up, listening to Soul and R&B music, I listened, learned to enjoy CCR during my service in the Viet Nam era.. One of the Greatest American Bands still to this day!...
If only we knew back then the pain, suffering, , heartache and suffering we would be facing in decades to come. God, take us back to the 70's when I was in High School and life was fun and exciting.
I'm a 90s kid. And I miss the early 2000. It was a time when social media was only beginning to rear it's ugly head. Back then, people were a lot more chill. People could take a joke. And I often wonder how things were further back.
@Richard Collier , if it was not one group of people that did that, then it would have been the establishment that did so anyway. Let us be honest, the left, right, middle, and fringe are all controlled constructs of the same Luciferian globalist elite.
Hi John , So so sorry for your painful loss of your precious son . I was crying reading your post, Prayers and condolences to you and your family. Always keep the memories of your beautiful son in your heart ❤️ and mind .🙏❤️😢🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
This will stop the rain .😁 From the ancient wise men.😇 The purpose of any Lifetime. You are not the body or mind you are Eternal Spirit identified and trapped in the body and mind, you have forgotten over many incarnations.🤔 The Matrix is your own bio computer virtual reality brain machine🤖 that keeps you in the illusion of being a physical Being a physical world VIA the nervous system and the five senses.( The Fallen Angel and Original Sin or original mistake METAPHORS) 😈. Meditation is the ancient secret practice of putting the body and mind to sleep but staying AWAKE and Alert inside until you experience yourself as an Eternal Spirit... again.😌 If you remain in your True and Original state 😇after meditation, it's called Nirvana, Samadhi, Cosmic Consciousness, 😁 Heaven within Luke 17 21, Prodigal Son, The Tao, SELF-Realization😁, Obtaining the Golden Fleece in Greek Mythology, becoming a Demigod😎, Moksha, Self Salvation, the Eternal Inner Witness by Krishnamurti Socrates and Ramana Maharshi,etc all the same.. Mr.Roboto by Styx on the tube will help ❤and the 60s songs with secret meaning are revealed also .🍀good luck .see u in Heaven on Earth.
Ccr have you ever seen the rain is about moving from the iron age to the golden age. Bad moon rising is about the biblical end times - the rapture. This song is about stopping the rain of the false light religion of Christianity
Reminds me of my dad too I'm so blessed to still have him. Vacations to the beach sleeping on the floor in the back of a van, CCR playing on the eight track 😘 We were in Heaven and we didn't know it
In my opinion, Creedence Clearwater Revival was and still is one of the best bands in the world. Apart from their voices, music, the lyrics put them in a category which is breathtaking. Thank you. xxx
John Forgety is simply an incredible songwriter, incredible singer, and that voice, *_THAT VOICE !!!_*. You want to show the beautiful face of America ? make people listen to CCR.
Yet another great song from CCR. If you don't know the words to every song they have you must've had a bad trip or something. One of the best bands ever.....EVER!
We know now, it was a useless war set up to make money. The government should be ashamed at what they did to the young men who fought so hard.. loss of innocents
@@georgeandrews6454 , A few years ago I saw an interview with John Fogerty, who wrote the song. He explained that the first part of the song is about our history “through the ages”. The second part is about the government’s “5 year plans and new deals”. The third part of the song is about Woodstock, where CCR “played their hearts out” for two full hours in the pouring rain.
Excellent song and lyrics. Reminds me of helicopters and Vietnam. In view of what is going in the world, this song should be revived again. This is one of the best anti-war songs. Let it be broadcasted all over the world!!!! Thank you John Arvid. With my love
I came to the US in May 1976 as a Hmong refugee couldn't speak English and couldn't understand this song but after many years I finally understood that this song meant that have you ever seen the War. in 1972 I was 10 years old and I was in the Secret Army in Laos and fought against the N. Vietnamese until May 1975 the CIA pulled out.
Ive read Tragic Mountains by Jane Hamilton-Merritt and also heard her speak to the honor and courage of the Hmong. The Hmong are a good people who suffered greatly after the pullout.
It means more than even that, he refers to 5 year plans and new deals wrapped in golden chains . That is referring to the communist's, plans for their citizens communes and Roosevelts new deal plan for this country, and both were wrapped in promises that meant nothing to the average Joe citizen except more grief and War!!
John, if have time please read the Book, Called the Raven= A secret war in Laos Written by Christopher Robin. Yes, I was born before the War start in 1960 then ended in May 1975.
Thank you everyone for enlightening me to what this song was really all about. These lyrics are very profound and beautiful. One of my favourite songs by CCR.
J. Ron Gibson, I am one of those who had always thought that this song was about Vietnam, until I recently heard an interview with John Fogerty, who wrote the song. Fogerty explained that it was written about CCR’s experience at Woodstock. They sang their hearts out for two hours in the pouring rain. When I really listen to the lyrics, the song being about Woodstock is very clear. Fogerty also said that he originally wrote another one of my favorite CCR songs, “Have You Ever Seen The Rain”, about the painful and imminent departure of his older brother, Tom, from the band at a time when the group was at their greatest.
@@Kayte-tv2cw After more than 40 years that I know this song (I heard it since the year it was released) and reading the lyrics, at this moment I suspected that the song could be about a concert where is raining and wishing it stops. Now you confirm it. Thanks.
My dad loved these guys, i remember him playing these in the car while we drove to our home in the country and me and my sisters would sing with him. I miss him so much but I listen to these songs to help me remember him, we'd listen to all kinds of songs and as a result we grew up with a great respect for lots of types of music... The beetles, mr blue sky, Black Cherry, Led Zepplin, The Beach Boys. Even modern stuff wed listen too on the radio sometimes but... y'know
“ John Fogerty performed the song way back in 2012 at the Arizona state fair, he told the crowd a story about when he had been at Woodstock, he watched the rain coming down and watched the festival-goers dance in the rain muddy, naked, and cold as it kept raining. So that’s when a few days later he went back home and wrote “Who’ll Stop the Rain,” making the song not a protest song against the Vietnam War, but instead, the experience he recounted during the Woodstock Festival 1969.”
William Baylis, I had always thought this song was about Vietnam, until I saw an interview with John Fogerty - and you are exactly right. Fogerty has also said that his song “Have You Ever Seen The Rain” (another of my favorites that I had always associated with being written about Vietnam) was originally written about the painful and imminent departure of his older brother, Tom, from the band.
@@carlosparscal song has NOTHING to do w Vietnam. Look it up. A very simple thing to do. I too for many yrs thought it to be about vietnam til I heard Fogerty say it was about woodstock. He is the writer so I believe him
Songs remind me of being knee high to a grasshopper on the river, fishing with Daddy best time of my life didn't know it then but DAYUM I know it now RIP Daddy love ya
CCR is the first real band I recall as a rock band. i was 10 years old in 76' and started liking rock of all sorts, but CCR was always my fav. to this day, whenever I hear, CCR, it takes me back to my childhood in the mid west.
I have to agree one of the greatest classic songs ever written. It came out in 1970, the year i was born. A lot of great classic songs came out in this particular year. 1970 was a great year for classic rock songs. So glad i got to come to the world in a year that was great classic rock. Amazing how a simple and yet great song could be written about rain. Amazing how this awesome,classic, timeless rock band could wrote such a great song something as simple as rain.
I remember sitting at an outdoor cafe on Copacabana Beach drinking a beer, when a man with only one leg managed to hobble over to the patio and began singing this song in English. I don't believe I've ever seen anything more disturbingly and tragically apropos.
CCR is the pride of El Cerrito, CA, a small town across the bay from San Francisco. Next to Berkeley: the epicenter of anti- Vietnam war movement! 💪👏🤙🇺🇲
Can you imagine being a kid growing up during that time and hearing this song when it first came out? Can you imagine being a kid today and hearing this song for the first time? The world was once ruled by magic. I swear. Never to return again. I'm sorry. Hey, I think have a start to a song...
Can never say enough everytime I hear this precious song, and it's probably nothin' more to add because all these beautiful people in the comments have shared their own passion, nostalgia, love and depth... which somehow completes me.... thank you
Long as I remember the rain been comin' down Clouds of mystery pourin' confusion on the ground Good men through the ages tryin' to find the sun And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain? I went down Virginia, seekin' shelter from the storm Caught up in the fable, I watched the tower grow Five Year Plans and New Deals, wrapped in golden chains And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain? Heard the singers playin', how we cheered for more The crowd had rushed together, tryin' to keep warm Still the rain kept pourin', fallin' on my ears And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain?
5 year plans ( communist USSR) , the "new deal" ( America's version of communism under Rosevelt in the 30's) and the growing "tower" a reference to the first co-ordinated human rebellion against God at the tower of Babel. This song goes way beyond Woodstock and Vietnam.
Lived in Virginia . In High School . St. MARY'S ACADEMY FOR GIRLS , ALEXANDRIA , VIRGINIA . I WOULD HAD NEVER BELIEVE THE SCIENCE FICTION WE'RE LIVING . COVID . IN THE 70 'S WAS VIETNAM . BUT, IT GLADLY , ENDED AT LAST . WILL COVID END ????? ANYWAY , I LUV THIS SONG !!!!
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Wow, what a song. In 1970 I was driving South through the high Virginia mountains and the sky was black and grey with swirling clouds like nothing I had ever seen before (kind of scary but beautiful as well) and Credence was on my eight track playing "Who'll stop the Rain ?" It started to rain in a torrential downpour so hard I could hardly see where I was going. Such memories, such a song !!!!
Wow!!! the fact that you remember that so vividly is amazing
Amazing story :) Thanks for sharing
Born and raised in Southwest Virginia. As a kid, this was one of my favorite songs to listen to during a rain shower.
I love it. Thx for sharing🙂
Sir, you were lucky to be with CCR and we are lucky to be with you, still alive from 1970, thank God.
As a Black man, brought up, listening to Soul and R&B music, I listened, learned to enjoy CCR during my service in the Viet Nam era.. One of the Greatest American Bands still to this day!...
Thank you for your service
God bless you sir thank you for years of dedication
@ronaldallen240 Welcome home. Thank you for service.
I can't imagine being sent all the way to "Nam as a black man to fight for 60s America at that time.
This is a great song for that situation.
Me too. I have been on it
If only we knew back then the pain, suffering, , heartache and suffering we would be facing in decades to come.
God, take us back to the 70's when I was in High School and life was fun and exciting.
I'm a 90s kid. And I miss the early 2000. It was a time when social media was only beginning to rear it's ugly head. Back then, people were a lot more chill. People could take a joke. And I often wonder how things were further back.
@Richard Collier , if it was not one group of people that did that, then it would have been the establishment that did so anyway. Let us be honest, the left, right, middle, and fringe are all controlled constructs of the same Luciferian globalist elite.
I hear ya, brutha... *sigh* my biggest worry was gas money.. 😏
So true, my Jr. High days. I would gladly go back and live there forever.
I agree
This was played at my son's funeral, and was very touching and true.
I'm so sorry for your loss. I cannot imagine what it must be like to lose a kid.
Hi John ,
So so sorry for your painful loss of your precious son . I was crying reading your post, Prayers and condolences to you and your family. Always keep the memories of your beautiful son in your heart ❤️ and mind .🙏❤️😢🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
One of the great songs by one of the greatest bands. Simple, but profound lyrics.
And how profound. Things haven't changed a bit.
This will stop the rain .😁
From the ancient wise men.😇
The purpose of any Lifetime.
You are not the body or mind you are Eternal Spirit identified and trapped in the body and mind, you have forgotten over many incarnations.🤔
The Matrix is your own bio computer virtual reality brain machine🤖 that keeps you in the illusion of being a physical Being a physical world VIA the nervous system and the five senses.( The Fallen Angel and Original Sin or original mistake METAPHORS) 😈.
Meditation is the ancient secret practice of putting the body and mind to sleep but staying AWAKE and Alert inside until you experience yourself as an Eternal Spirit... again.😌
If you remain in your True and Original state 😇after meditation, it's called Nirvana, Samadhi, Cosmic Consciousness, 😁 Heaven within Luke 17 21, Prodigal Son, The Tao, SELF-Realization😁, Obtaining the Golden Fleece in Greek Mythology, becoming a Demigod😎, Moksha, Self Salvation, the Eternal Inner Witness by Krishnamurti Socrates and Ramana Maharshi,etc all the same..
Mr.Roboto by Styx on the tube will help ❤and the 60s songs with secret meaning are revealed also .🍀good luck .see u in Heaven on Earth.
One of the greatest songs ever written, there I said it.
You just earned yourself a like. 👌🏼
@James Brock
🙌TRUTH🙌
I agree!
However, there are many...
Ccr have you ever seen the rain is about moving from the iron age to the golden age. Bad moon rising is about the biblical end times - the rapture. This song is about stopping the rain of the false light religion of Christianity
My dad's favorite band ever. The one thing we had most in common was their music. God, how I miss that man...
So sorry for your loss Kathy. Your dad has his arm around you each time you listen to this wonderful song.
For me & my Dad, it was CCR, Jimmy Buffet, & Neil Diamond--he grew on me! Lost Dad in 2012. I miss him everyday. Always will!
He's always there in your heart
Reminds me of my dad too
I'm so blessed to still have him. Vacations to the beach sleeping on the floor in the back of a van, CCR playing on the eight track 😘
We were in Heaven and we didn't know it
Our daddys....the best men on the earth♥️🇬🇧♥️
In my opinion, Creedence Clearwater Revival was and still is one of the best bands in the world. Apart from their voices, music, the lyrics put them in a category which is breathtaking. Thank you. xxx
Their? It's basically John Forgerty all the way.
My Dad is 72 and this band was one of his favourites when he was younger. He was the one who introduced me to CCR.
Masterpiece never gets old.
Still the RUSSIAN flag? 🤮 #Orcs #Murderers #RapistSoldiers #Ukraine
John Forgety is simply an incredible songwriter, incredible singer, and that voice, *_THAT VOICE !!!_*.
You want to show the beautiful face of America ? make people listen to CCR.
Power voice for sure.
Si señor
It's John Fogerty's voice that got me into CCR
The music is fantastic, but Johns treatment of his bandmates is nothing short of deplorable
Yet another great song from CCR. If you don't know the words to every song they have you must've had a bad trip or something. One of the best bands ever.....EVER!
I think that every parent should play CCR for their children. If they don't they're doing the child an injustice
It is the perfect song for the anti-Vietnam war. Those boys didn't know anymore than he did. We are still asking that question 50 years later.
CCR is the pride of El Cerrito, CA! A small town next to Berkeley, the epicenter of anti-war movement! 👏👍💪👌🤗
We know now, it was a useless war set up to make money. The government should be ashamed at what they did to the young men who fought so hard.. loss of innocents
So no truth the the story that this song was a reference to Woodstock ??? Just Curious...
@@georgeandrews6454 , A few years ago I saw an interview with John Fogerty, who wrote the song. He explained that the first part of the song is about our history “through the ages”. The second part is about the government’s “5 year plans and new deals”. The third part of the song is about Woodstock, where CCR “played their hearts out” for two full hours in the pouring rain.
"Who'll Stop The Rain" & "Have You Ever Seen The Rain" My Two Favorites Of CCR.... XXOO
My favorites by CCR , are Who'll Stop The Rain and Lodi
Çlyde Quinn I just listen to Lodi then this. I agree with you buddy
Both involving rain lol
I know chick who named her kid Rain.
Great choices
One of the most underrated bands of all time.
"One of the most underrated…" is one of the most overused cliches and overrated comments of all time.
@@kenneththorberg6914 thanks for ur unique comment😃
It may be. But never in the circumstance that (mc cc) brought it up.
This band is not underrated..
@@kenneththorberg6914 Testify!!
Excellent song and lyrics. Reminds me of helicopters and Vietnam. In view of what is going in the world, this song should be revived again. This is one of the best anti-war songs. Let it be broadcasted all over the world!!!! Thank you John Arvid. With my love
It helped a few old vets to retain their sanity. God bless the rest.
How true are these words in these time war in Gaza a stupid. Who stop the rain , who stop the war
Love this song reminds me being cuddled up in my poncho trying to light a cigarette in the rain in Vietnam in 1966.
Thank you for your service!
thanks, hope youre still kicking high!
One of the simply greatest songs ever written anywhere by anyone. So simple and profound.
After those years, it's still actual...Unbelievable
hi l like that song too
Creedence Clearwater Revival, My All time favorite Band! Awesome!
Muito lindo saudades
The lyrics reflect what we are living through today....what amazing forsight
The Creedence Between three generation in my family My father Me and my son I hope for my nephews
One of the best , it’s 2023 I’m still listening to this song👍🏿
I came to the US in May 1976 as a Hmong refugee couldn't speak English and couldn't understand this song but after many years I finally understood that this song meant that have you ever seen the War. in 1972 I was 10 years old and I was in the Secret Army in Laos and fought against the N. Vietnamese until May 1975 the CIA pulled out.
Ive read Tragic Mountains by Jane Hamilton-Merritt and also heard her speak to the honor and courage of the Hmong. The Hmong are a good people who suffered greatly after the pullout.
Song means a little something different to everybody but the last verse is about the glorious mud of Woodstock..
Jin Chang
That makes sense! Cause you wouldn't go to Virginia to avoid rain it rains more there so he meant ducking the draft huh ...
It means more than even that, he refers to 5 year plans and new deals wrapped in golden chains . That is referring to the communist's, plans for their citizens communes and Roosevelts new deal plan for this country, and both were wrapped in promises that meant nothing to the average Joe citizen except more grief and War!!
John, if have time please read the Book, Called the Raven= A secret war in Laos Written by Christopher Robin.
Yes, I was born before the War start in 1960 then ended in May 1975.
Reading the comments brings to mind the beauty of music is in its ability to have different meanings to everyone who hears it! Enjoy!
Hi Jolynn💐💐
My favorite song from CCR.
🎸🎤🥁
Me too!
Mine too. Maybe I heard it thru the Grapevine as well.
Awesome powerful song by CCR
I just lost my mother. I dedicate this song to her.
Tom Brady sorry for your loss
Dude I’m sorry man...
Good Choice, sorry Man for your loss!!!
😢😢❤❤❤
I miss my girlfriend Helina
My favorite song from my all time favorite band.
jordan
Buena. cancion
So much symbolism here, and so relevant TODAY. If this song is prophetic- then November brings no hope for change.
5 year plan and new deal wrapped in golden chains, what could possibly go wrong?
This is such a great song it reminds me of all the good times in life and the rain resembles me crying cause of the missing of my deceased loved ones
Christian Janicki Thought I was the only one 😓
Yes , ( ha ha ha ...) but , you're not the only one! That's the life.
Christian amen to that brother you aint alone
Thank you everyone for enlightening me to what this song was really all about. These lyrics are very profound and beautiful. One of my favourite songs by CCR.
What is the song about?
@@j.ronnygibson the Vietnam war.
J. Ron Gibson, I am one of those who had always thought that this song was about Vietnam, until I recently heard an interview with John Fogerty, who wrote the song. Fogerty explained that it was written about CCR’s experience at Woodstock. They sang their hearts out for two hours in the pouring rain. When I really listen to the lyrics, the song being about Woodstock is very clear. Fogerty also said that he originally wrote another one of my favorite CCR songs, “Have You Ever Seen The Rain”, about the painful and imminent departure of his older brother, Tom, from the band at a time when the group was at their greatest.
@@Kayte-tv2cw After more than 40 years that I know this song (I heard it since the year it was released) and reading the lyrics, at this moment I suspected that the song could be about a concert where is raining and wishing it stops. Now you confirm it. Thanks.
@@7777777alf , You are so very welcome. I have been listening to CCR since the late 1960’s. They are still my favorite band. Take care…
My dad loved these guys, i remember him playing these in the car while we drove to our home in the country and me and my sisters would sing with him. I miss him so much but I listen to these songs to help me remember him, we'd listen to all kinds of songs and as a result we grew up with a great respect for lots of types of music... The beetles, mr blue sky, Black Cherry, Led Zepplin, The Beach Boys. Even modern stuff wed listen too on the radio sometimes but... y'know
My generation, the 50s, 60s, and 70s had and still have the best music
Great song by a great band
One of the greatest.Up there with "in dreams", "Pretty blue eyes" by Steve Lawrence,probably the most beautiful of all.
One of the best protest songs ever and my favorite.
One of my favorites songs, from one of my favorites bands,,
Voted the best group in the world during the early 70s ,and why not!!!!
“ John Fogerty performed the song way back in 2012 at the Arizona state fair, he told the crowd a story about when he had been at Woodstock, he watched the rain coming down and watched the festival-goers dance in the rain muddy, naked, and cold as it kept raining. So that’s when a few days later he went back home and wrote “Who’ll Stop the Rain,” making the song not a protest song against the Vietnam War, but instead, the experience he recounted during the Woodstock Festival 1969.”
The opening intro reminds of San Francisco by Scott McKenzie. Anyone agrees?
My Favorite C.C.R Song!!
idem
lodi
Fogarty himself has said he formed the idea for this song from being caught in the rain at the original Woodstock Festival
Credence rocks.. Fogarty singing about baseball BLOWS..Ask a PTSD Vet
maybe, but it was about VietNam, President Nixon stopped it.
William Baylis, I had always thought this song was about Vietnam, until I saw an interview with John Fogerty - and you are exactly right. Fogerty has also said that his song “Have You Ever Seen The Rain” (another of my favorites that I had always associated with being written about Vietnam) was originally written about the painful and imminent departure of his older brother, Tom, from the band.
@@robinfarmer1196 a vet w ptsd isnt stupid. Fogerty has written alot of songs and u are pissed bc he did 1 about baseball?
@@carlosparscal song has NOTHING to do w Vietnam. Look it up. A very simple thing to do. I too for many yrs thought it to be about vietnam til I heard Fogerty say it was about woodstock. He is the writer so I believe him
John Fogerty at his absolute best
Brings me back to the good old days to
linda amo ..perfeita
“Tem dia que a gente só precisa de uma palavra bonita e nada mais.”
Songs remind me of being knee high to a grasshopper on the river, fishing with Daddy best time of my life didn't know it then but DAYUM I know it now RIP Daddy love ya
A time when music had expression.
One of my favorite songs by one of my favorite bands. Doesn't get any better than this. Thanks JA
The question of the ages from past generations to the present and to the future. How do we stop the global conflict?
Wyluzuj
The song is about conflict within the band. Especially with Jon Fogerty and his brother, Tom
Still gives me chills
CCR is the first real band I recall as a rock band. i was 10 years old in 76' and started liking rock of all sorts, but CCR was always my fav. to this day, whenever I hear, CCR, it takes me back to my childhood in the mid west.
I was born in the 90's but I really love their songs..Big fan fan 4rom Papua New Guinea 👍👍👍🇵🇬
CCR best one ever and my one time favorite!!!!!!
Cuando era pequeño veía la lluvia caer, y al escuchar esta canción la acompañaba con la lluvia sin imaginar que de eso hablaba , que casualidad!
This best son of credence I've listen...
This was one of my brother in law’s favorite songs. May God rest his soul 🙏🏼 gone too soon.
One of the best songs ever written and sung in the whole wide world.
I have to agree one of the greatest classic songs ever written. It came out in 1970, the year i was born. A lot of great classic songs came out in this particular year. 1970 was a great year for classic rock songs. So glad i got to come to the world in a year that was great classic rock. Amazing how a simple and yet great song could be written about rain. Amazing how this awesome,classic, timeless rock band could wrote such a great song something as simple as rain.
This song brings me back to my childhood !
Tom playing great rhythm guitar!
I remember sitting at an outdoor cafe on Copacabana Beach drinking a beer, when a man with only one leg managed to hobble over to the patio and began singing this song in English. I don't believe I've ever seen anything more disturbingly and tragically apropos.
My favorourite american band from Redding California ♥️🎼🇬🇧🎼♥️
CCR is the pride of El Cerrito, CA, a small town across the bay from San Francisco. Next to Berkeley: the epicenter of anti- Vietnam war movement! 💪👏🤙🇺🇲
Can you imagine being a kid growing up during that time and hearing this song when it first came out? Can you imagine being a kid today and hearing this song for the first time? The world was once ruled by magic. I swear. Never to return again. I'm sorry. Hey, I think have a start to a song...
2024 i still love this song, absolutely.
Dec 2019 we keep wanting more yes I do I love music
My only complaint is that it's too short.
I think is the charm of the song
Sad meme boi keep on playing to make it long🤣
Sad meme boi
I agree
Helen Agne exactly 👍
IT'S STILL ""RAININ'""....🤔
Can never say enough everytime I hear this precious song, and it's probably nothin' more to add because all these beautiful people in the comments have shared their own passion, nostalgia, love and depth... which somehow completes me.... thank you
I live in the uk and i love playing this and have you ever seen the rain when I'm in my car driving when it's raining!!! I know sad right 🤣🤣
xI uk 0W7V3R Ix not sad just good taste.✌️
Intro notes suggest rainfall in my mind!!
Long as I remember the rain been comin' down
Clouds of mystery pourin' confusion on the ground
Good men through the ages tryin' to find the sun
And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain?
I went down Virginia, seekin' shelter from the storm
Caught up in the fable, I watched the tower grow
Five Year Plans and New Deals, wrapped in golden chains
And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain?
Heard the singers playin', how we cheered for more
The crowd had rushed together, tryin' to keep warm
Still the rain kept pourin', fallin' on my ears
And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain?
🥰 so beautiful , music , beautiful memories that beautiful song , came out when I was in the u.s army , 😊
One of the Greatest song….ever
Perhaps the best song about Woodstock ever written.
5 year plans ( communist USSR) , the "new deal" ( America's version of communism under Rosevelt in the 30's) and the growing "tower" a reference to the first co-ordinated human rebellion against God at the tower of Babel. This song goes way beyond Woodstock and Vietnam.
Such a classic song. ♥️♥️♥️
this song always reminds me of a place called avenue of the giants in humboldt county in california
Here in Humboldt and 💯 agree.
Even now i get goosebumps
remember this band from it's inception and stil love the music in 2020
meravigliosi ricordi !
This wonderful song makes me dreamin and thinking about freedom...amazing!
Great movie with Tuesday Weld,Nick Nolte,Micheal Moriarity,rockin on with CCR :)
And almost totally unknown. ..
EPIC JAM
Memory lane! ❤️ #CCR!
Best band back in the mid 60s love their music
Not MID 60's...late '60s and early '70s.
Linda Atkinson, You are right. I was a teen during those times. Although CCR was my favorite band, we just didn’t have them around nearly long enough!
@@Kayte-tv2cw - Yeah...they are missed even today.
HOW VERY GREAT!!!!!!!!
Einfach nur Hammer. Real Voices
I was US 41 headed to Miami international Airport when a downpor started...the live radio DJ played this as a weather tribute! Perfection
Lived in Virginia . In High School . St. MARY'S ACADEMY FOR GIRLS , ALEXANDRIA , VIRGINIA . I WOULD HAD NEVER BELIEVE THE SCIENCE FICTION WE'RE LIVING . COVID . IN THE 70 'S WAS VIETNAM . BUT, IT GLADLY , ENDED AT LAST . WILL COVID END ????? ANYWAY , I LUV THIS SONG !!!!
Like a miracle : Run away for river and hidden in the trees. Look at him, he looked like us, like you and me...
STILL LISTENING 2018🎶👌🎶
私が高校の時にこの曲に出会いました！こんなに奥深い詩だとは、ホントその時は全く想像もつきませんでした！いい歌です。私もこの曲がＣＣＲの中で一番好きです☺️
😊 yes , l Love this song , and so did my Late husband , l Love this song and all the music of CCR and group , a lot of of good memories 😊
I love CCR
On the loser tour in Canada this song keeps me going the more I expose the more I wonder who'll stop the rain
In the 50's, they had Hank Williams....
In the late 60's/70's, we had Credence~~~~~
!Impresionante esa voz!
Mum loved ccr.
I've never been a huge CCR fan, but THIS song WAS (still is) EXCEPTIONAL !