Rod Mckuen (Rodney Marvin McKuen, 1933~2015)
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 time 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 you
But I never minded silence, that is until I knew,
How loud and noisy silence is, when there's no you