Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Iron & Wine
Canonical path: /iron-wine/weary-memory
Related lyric paths: 6
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Weary Memory
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Weary Memory
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found your mittens behind a box of pictures
you would wear them before i brewed the tea
that's one memory i can easily conjure
a weary memory i can always see
found your rosary broken into pieces
every night, by the bed, you'd kiss the beads
those are moments that i can always relive
weary memories i can always see
found a photo of you when we were married
leaning back on a broken willow tree
that's one memory that i choose to carry
a weary memory i can always see
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