Lyrics Rodney Crowell – The Night’s Just Right

I don’t mind the thought of growing old
But I don’t wanna lose my sense of humor
I’m okay as long as I can laugh
I don’t care if everything goes wrong

You’re an old-fashioned girl
At home, in a modern world
The night is just right, my love

If somewhere down the line the wheels come off
You may find me broke down by the highway
I’m alright as long as I can walk
And if it comes to pass I’m losing touch
As long as I can feel you close to me
I’ll know I am where I’m supposed to be

You’re an old-fashioned girl
At home, in a modern world
The night is just right, my love

Maybe I’m crazy, maybe I’m not
Maybe this moment is all we have got
Well, I don’t think that I’m afraid to die
Still in all I’d rather live forever
See a million full moons rising in the sky
The morning sunlight shining in your eyes

You’re an old-fashioned girl
At home, in a modern world
The night is just right, my love
The night is just right, my love