Memories
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Memories
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In a cold December, memories can melt your heart away
In a warm September, you can still remember yesterday
Even in the darkest night when dreams fade away
When your love is gone, you'll never be alone in memories
Memories, while walking through a winter snow, memories, when summer breezes start to blow
When true love is far away it may be yours in memories
Memories, while falling leaves just fill the air, memories, when springtime comes and love's not there
Even when you cry, try not to say goodbye to memories
Golden memories can turn the night into day, teach your heart to smile
And live each day a while in memories
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Roy Orbison performs "Memories", and this lyric page sits inside the Roy Orbison catalog on LyroVerse.
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