The night on little cat feet
|
is running down the day
|
What is left of summer
|
is miles and miles away
|
But I never mind the winter
|
I guess I always knew
|
I turned some windy corner
|
and find you
|
The hill above the highway
|
is gone from golden brown
|
The loneliness of the evening
|
has settled on the town
|
But I never mind that evening
|
I guess I always knew
|
I'd step down in the darkness
|
and find you
|
Of times and seasons
|
I've never been afraid
|
Because I knew that you
|
were there
|
I've never been afraid
|
The old house now is silent
|
silent as a sign
|
It's been that way
|
since yesterday
|
when you said goodbye
|
But I never minded silence
|
that is before I knew
|
How loud and noisy silence is
|
when there's no more you
|
<Interlude>
|
But I never minded silence
|
that is until I knew
|
How loud and noisy silence is
|
when there's no more you
|
The night on little cat feet
|
is running down the day
|
What is left of summer
|
is miles and miles away
|
But I never mind the winter
|
I guess I always knew
|
I turned some windy corner
|
and find you
|
The hill above the highway
|
is gone from golden brown
|
The loneliness of the evening
|
has settled on the town
|
But I never mind that evening
|
I guess I always knew
|
I'd step down in the darkness
|
and find you
|
Of times and seasons
|
I've never been afraid
|
Because I knew that you
|
were there
|
I've never been afraid
|
The old house now is silent
|
silent as a sign
|
It's been that way
|
since yesterday
|
when you said goodbye
|
But I never minded silence
|
that is before I knew
|
How loud and noisy silence is
|
when there's no more you
|
<Interlude>
|
But I never minded silence
|
that is until I knew
|
How loud and noisy silence is
|
when there's no more you
|
lly go wild yeah
|
doin' it in style
|
Oh, oh, oh, get in the action
|
feel the attraction
|
Color my hair do what I dare
|
Oh, oh, oh, I wanna be free yeah
|
to feel the way I feel
|
Man! I feel like a woman
|
I get totally crazy
|
Can you feel it
|
Come, come, come on baby
|
I feel like a woman
|
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You
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| Rod McKuen |