Clarence
(专辑: It's In Everyone Of Us - 1975)
Clarence, my friend Was as clear as the
air He lived on a
hilltop in San Jose somewhere And I
never imagined an old man like this With a
heart so young with happiness Clarence, my friend He would call out to greet me Though, using a
cane, he would run out to meet me With arms open wide He'd hug me, "Hello?" And I
knew by the
light from his old-ancient eyes I
was home, home Clarence, take this wherever you may go to The
world is so lucky having known you You are beautiful Clarence would talk And I'd painfully listen In hopes that he'd show me his secret of wisdom But he'd only bellylaugh And slap both his knees Saying, "Davy, I
love you, but there are no secrets in me You see this old mountain? See this old man? The
way that you see us is all your creation and You are the
only one With all of the
truth Now me, or the
mountain Or anyone saying they do, ooh" Clarence, take this wherever you may go to The
world is so lucky having known you You are beautiful You are beautiful The
shiningest light he bestowed on me And it flowed from me like a
stream Memories of you just abound in my dreams The
old tire hanging from the
tree Would swing Clarence and me And though I
am grown now And moved miles away I
believed he's still up there And will be 'til his dying day, hey Clarence, take this wherever you may go to The
world is so lucky having known you You are beautiful You are beautiful