Whose Memory Are You
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Whose Memory Are You
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Whose memory are you who's all alone and blue
Dreamin' of your kiss so warm and sweet
Whose memory are you who cries the whole night through
Whose heart is lying broken at your feet
It doesn't seem to worry you that's why I'm so afraid
For I might fall and I might make the same mistake he's made
So I'll go on alone my heart will be my own
The life I'm living now will have to do
But please before you go one thing I'd like to know
Please tell me dear whose memory are you
[ steel - piano ]
It doesn't seem to worry you...
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