YANKEE click to play – “Green Eyes Crying in the Rain” © 1977 DWDrouillard
Promotional photo circa 1977
Green Eyes Crying in the Rain
In the morning when I'm wakin' on the road
and I'm feeling hungry and cold
Empty arms that are achin' in my bed
and I hear you call, but I cry instead
Bitter coffee as I start out on the day
gettin' sick of singin' for pay
What's the use when the happiness is gone
are you waitin' true, can you hear this song
Shot of whiskey as I head out for the hall
wish I had a bottle for you all
One more number as my senses start to go
And I hear your voice from the long ago
Oh, I love you and I can't believe the strain
for the distance that's between us is insane
Oh, I love you and I can't believe the pain
that's behind those green eyes cryin' in the rain
© 1977 DWDrouillard
Yankee Song List
I've Got Linda On My Mind
Change In The Weather
Do Not Contain Yourself
Good, Good Lovin'
I'll Make It Up To you
Green Eyes Crying In The Rain
© 1977 B. Brink
© 1977 DWDrouillard
© 1977 DWDrouillard
© 1977 DWDrouillard
© 1977 K. Schwichtenberg
c. BMI 1977 DWDrouillard/Red Jacket Music, Inc.
Reviews
“It will be interesting to see how they deal with their growing pains; they've got as much talent as any band....”
Leapin, The New Haven Advocate
“The Homegrown Album, The People's Choice Awards, like a true Yankee band should!”
Dan Dubentsky, The New Haven Register
“Drouillard has already left his mark, he wrote Green Eyes Cryin' In The Rain, Yankee's most commercially marketable song.”
Dan Dubentsky, The New Haven Register
"Together they put together a program of original music which demonstrated a high degree of musicianship and appeal."
Liz Natale, Quinnipiac University
YANKEE used the Gadsden flag as a backdrop in concert
*** editor's note: This is a reference to a line in the Grateful Dead song "Uncle John's Band". Any other inference would be a complete misrepresentation of all Yankee band mates, here or departed, as well as of their fans. Ain't no tea party here. Ever. Peace Out.