When was the song “That Would Be Something” released by Grateful Dead?

The song That Would Be Something was released in 2009, on the album “Dick's Picks Volume 17: Boston Garden 9/25/91”.

Who composed the song “That Would Be Something” by Grateful Dead?

The song “That Would Be Something” by Grateful Dead was composed by Paul McCartney.

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That Would Be Something

Paul McCartney

That would be something, really would be something
To meet you in the pouring rain
To meet you in the falling rain, darling
To meet you in the pouring rain
To meet you in the pouring rain

That would be something, really would be something
To meet you in the pouring rain
To meet you in the pouring rain
To meet you in the pouring rain, darling
To meet you in the pouring rain

Trivia about the song That Would Be Something by Grateful Dead

When was the song “That Would Be Something” released by Grateful Dead?: The song That Would Be Something was released in 2009, on the album “Dick's Picks Volume 17: Boston Garden 9/25/91”.
Who composed the song “That Would Be Something” by Grateful Dead?: The song “That Would Be Something” by Grateful Dead was composed by Paul McCartney.

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