Till a Better Memory Comes Along
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Till a Better Memory Comes Along
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See these tears on my face i’ve cried every day
I've lived without you and held you only in my mind
See these hands how they shake how long will it take
Before i leave you in the past where you belong
One day i might forget but right now i'm not that strong
So i'll hold on until a better memory comes along
If someone could really touch me
Just the way you used to do
If i could find one single feeling
That didn't start with me and you
Maybe then i might forget but right now i'm not that strong
So i'll hold on until a better memory comes along
I’m holding on until a better memory comes along
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Gene Watson performs "Till a Better Memory Comes Along", and this lyric page sits inside the Gene Watson catalog on LyroVerse.
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