Virtute The Cat Explains Her Departure

John K. Samson / The Weakerthans

It had something to do with the rain leeching loamy dirt
And the way the back lane came alive, half moon whispered "go"
For a while, I heard you missing steps in the street
And your anger pleading in an uncertain key
Singing the sound of you that you found for me


When the winter took the tips of my ears
Found this noisy home full of pigeons and places to hide
And when the voices die, I emerged to watched abandoned machines
Waiting for their men to return, I remember the way
I would wait for you to arrive with kibble and a box full of beer
How I'd scratch the empties desperate to hear
You make the sound that you found for me


After scrapping with the ferals and the tabby,
Let you brush my matted fur
How I'd knead into your chest while you were sleeping
Shallow breathing made me purr


But I can't remember the sound that you found for me
I can't remember the sound that you found for me
I can't remember the sound

Trivia about the song Virtute The Cat Explains Her Departure by The Weakerthans

On which albums was the song “Virtute The Cat Explains Her Departure” released by The Weakerthans?
The Weakerthans released the song on the albums “Reunion Tour” in 2007 and “Live at the Burton Cummings Theater” in 2010.
Who composed the song “Virtute The Cat Explains Her Departure” by The Weakerthans?
The song “Virtute The Cat Explains Her Departure” by The Weakerthans was composed by John K. Samson and The Weakerthans.

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