Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain): The Story Behind Gary Allan’s Timeless Classic
The Start of Gary Allan’s Career
Gary Allan has been an icon of country music since he released his first album, “Used Heart for Sale,” in 1996. After the success of his first album, Allan continued to release hit after hit. In 2013, he released “Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain),” which would later become one of his most iconic songs.
The Message of the Song
The song is about weathering life’s storms and promising that everything will come to pass. In an interview with Billboard, Allan stated, “It’s a song about hope. Every storm runs out of rain. It was the message of the song and that’s what I loved about it.”
The lyrics in the chorus, “And every sky, it’s gotta lose a little blue. You know. Every storm runs, runs out of rain,” inspire listeners to see beyond their struggles and find hope for the future.
The message in “Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain)” is not only applicable to our lives but also to our world and its issues. It’s a message that reminds us that no matter how hard life may seem, there’s always a silver lining.
Behind the Scenes of the Song
Gary Allan did not write the song, but he was heavily involved in the making of it. Hillary Lindsey, Matt Warren, and Gary Allan himself worked together to create the song, and Gary had his input in every aspect of the song’s production.
He brought his own personal experiences to the making of this song, which gave the song its authenticity and depth. It was clear the message in the song had touched Allan and he was passionate about making sure the song was true to his experiences.
The song was produced by Mark Wright and Jay Joyce and recorded in Nashville in 2012.
Reception of the Song
Upon its release, “Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain)” was a massive success. It peaked at #2 on the Country Airplay chart and has since been certified Gold.
The song also received nominations for “Single of the Year” and “Song of the Year” from the Country Music Association Awards in 2013.
It’s not a surprise that the song hit a chord with fans. The message was clear and the authenticity that Allan brought to the song resonated with his fans.
Conclusion
“Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain)” is a song that’s timeless and will continue to inspire people for generations to come. The message of hope is more relevant today than ever before, and the song serves as a reminder that no matter how tough things get, hope can and will win.
Gary Allan, like every great artist, has a way of turning ordinary life experiences into something extraordinary. The authenticity in his music, the passion, and his commitment to the message in his songs make him one of the greatest country musicians of our time.
In short, “Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain)” is a testament to Allan’s talent and the powerful message that music carries.
