Ain't the snow fallin' just a bit deeper these days
Aren't they building the stairs a bit steeper these days
And the town's really changin' in so many ways time time time
The young folks they're growin' exceptionally tall
And the newspaper print it's becomin' quite small
And folks speak so softly you can hardly hear at all time time time
The jokes don't seem as witty as the old jokes once were
And the girls are half as pretty as I remember her
And today you know in the park a young man called me sir time time time
Yeah I'm not quite as anxious for fame or success
And my eye finds the girl in the plain quiet dress
And I cling a bit longer to each warm caress time time time
So I breathe a bit heavy when I climb a hill
What of it my life now is really much more fulfilled
But they're tearin' down the building that I watched them build
Time time time time time time
Shel Silverstein (1930-1999) was an American artist of international fame. Born in Chicago, Illinois, he showed a passion for writing and drawing from a young age. After serving in the army during the Korean War, he dedicated himself to his artistic career, publishing poems, songs, comics, and illustrated books for children. Silverstein is best known for his ironic and playful verses that have captivated generations of readers. Among his most famous works are "Where the Sidewalk Ends", "A Light in the Attic" and "Falling Up". His music, often characterized by simple but catchy melodies, has been successful both in the United States and abroad. Some of his most famous songs include "The Cover of Rolling Stone", "A Boy Named Sue" (performed by Johnny Cash) and "Hug O' War". Shel Silverstein is considered an icon of children's literature, capable of capturing the imagination of children with his limitless creativity.
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