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Artist: Bill Anderson
Canonical path: /bill-anderson/memory-no1
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Memory No.1
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Memory No.1
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(You're my memory No 1)
I've got lots of golden memories of a million things I've said and done
But when I seperate them darling you're my memory No 1
I've called lots of other sweethearts and I admit I've had some fun
But when I stop and think of true love you're my memory No 1
Even fools sometimes get lonesome
And I guess that's what this fool has gone and done
For tonight I'm thinking of old memories and you're my memory No 1
[ piano ]
Even fools sometimes get lonesome...
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