One More Memory
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One More Memory
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Just give me one more memory that's all I ask of you
To see you once again would mean a lot to me
We'll pretend I'm just a friend that you once knew
So please be there and give me one more memory
Now hello darling I'm just passing through this way
Thought I'd call you up I haven't long to stay
If you'll meet me in our same old meetin' place
I promise you that I won't speak of yesterdays
Just give me one more memory...
[ guitar ]
Now I respect the choice you made so long ago
And if you're happy dear that's all I need to know
I'm not here to cause you any misery
But if I could see you I'd have one more memory
Just give me one more memory...
So please be there and give me one more memory
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Ernest Tubb performs "One More Memory", and this lyric page sits inside the Ernest Tubb catalog on LyroVerse.
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