October Hill
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October Hill is a fictional location in Portland, Oregon, United States, mentioned in the Rod McKuen song, "Love's Been Good to Me," which was covered by Frank Sinatra in 1969 and recently by Johnny Cash. It appears in the second verse:
- "There was a girl in Portland
- Before the winter chill
- We used to go a-courtin'
- Along October Hill."
[edit] External links
- If October Hill doesn’t exist, let’s make one
- The case of the missing judge
- So where in PDX *is* "October Hill," anyway?
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