She'll Always Remember
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She'll Always Remember
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She'll always remember when you were only four
Your favorite game was playing with your soldiers on the floor
The time when you were seven and tumbled down the stairs
An angel up in heaven answered all her prayers
Did you ever notice that teardrop in her eye
The first time she discovered there was lipstick on your tie...?
Now a soldier man you may be
But you are still her baby
She'll always remember, so don't you ever forget,
Never forget...!
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Glenn Miller performs "She'll Always Remember", and this lyric page sits inside the Glenn Miller catalog on LyroVerse.
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