Such is the case with their beloved song, “Bad Moon Rising” — a song which features dark, ominous lyrics over a fun and catchy beat and a guitar riff borrowed from the Elvis Presley classic, “I’m Left, You’re Right, She’s Gone.”
But that rise didn’t stop them from feeling the pressure to land another hit.
“I’d come up with the chords and melody,” he recalls, “and I got the phrase ‘bad moon rising’ from this little book I’d kept song titles in since 1967. I didn’t even know what it meant, I just liked how the words sounded.”
“The scene I liked is where there’s a devastating hurricane; furniture, trees, houses, everything’s blowing around,” Forgerty confirmed. “That story and that look really stuck in my mind, and they were the germ for the song.”
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