This is another one of Cheryl's "weather" songs. It was written about Hurricane Floyd, which went the entire way up the east coast of the U.S. in 1999. It was a very strong hurricane that did a lot of damage in the southern states, and even up into Pennsylvania. However, by the time it got to New England, it had pretty much wound down. The result was a lot of warning, but very little damage in New England. Cheryl was amused by the alarmist nature of the weather forecasters in New England, followed by the whimper of the storm.
If Cheryl thought that "Bob" was a dumb name for a hurricane (See Act of Nature), it seems to me that "Floyd" is even worse. 
- Here Come Floyd
- Words And Music By
- Cheryl Wheeler
- Here come Floyd, tally-ho
- Out he come, in we go
- Dark, dark, dark
- Blow, blow, blow
- Rain, rain, rain, rain, rain
- Florida to Maine
- Weather channel satellite
- Keep us well informed all night
- Like CNN, ABC
- And every station on TV
- 'cause it's a big one, Lord yes
- It's a big one I guess
- And we are deep in trouble
- When all the trees bend double
- Howlin' wind, scary sound
- Everythin' blow around
- Pacing dogs wonder if
- We have even noticed this
- Do you want to? Well alright
- But if we do we'll munch all night
- Put pillows in your comfy chair
- And hope the outside stays out there
- 9/16/99
- (P) May 27, 2003
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