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Artist: Concrete Blonde
Canonical path: /concrete-blonde/memory
Related lyric paths: 6
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Memory
Read Memory lyrics by Concrete Blonde on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Memory
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fill another glass for me,
another one for you.
the lights are blinking red & green
the sky is finally turning blue oh
memory,
so dear to me as I am here with you.
we let ourselves get close only to
finally pull away
we lose ourselves in time & then we
realize today's today oh
memory, like melody,
softly plays.
hours into days & years
so misty & so sad,
like a beautiful young ingenue
gone slowly quietly mad oh,
memory, like a melody,
softly fades.
pour another glass for you,
another one for me
the night is dying
we're alive
& happy to be here
creating melodies
& memories
life is so very rich
& made of these
oh, memory
melody,
you will always be a part of me
so welcome home.
welcome home.
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