Loving A Memory
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Loving A Memory
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I loved you more in just a few hours than most people love in all of their years
And now though you're gone I still have you with me
The sweetest reflections fill the loneliest tears
And I'll spend my life loving a mem'ry chasing a rainbow without any gold
I spend my nights dreaming about you loving a mem'ry I never can hold
[ piano ]
Oh what a mark you left on my body destroyed my heart and crippled my mind
And if I should live until I'm one hundred
I'll never forget you there's not enough time
And I'll spend my life...
Loving a mem'ry I never can hold
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