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Medley:

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Willie Nelson Canonical path: /willie-nelson/medley Related lyric paths: 6
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Medley:

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Remember the good times they're smaller in number and easier to recall

Don't spend too much time on the bad times

Their staggering number will be heavy as lead on your mind

Don't waste a moment unhappy invaluable moments gone with the leakage of time

As we leave on our own separate journeys

Moving west with the sun to a place buried deep within our minds

And remember the good times...

[ dobro ]

Remember the good times...

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