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A Few Old Memories
by The Shootouts
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Lyrics Writer: Alan Moss
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Licensing: ASCAP
Lyrics
A Few Old Memories
I am an old man, with a head too full of thoughts
I'd like to clear a few out and make room for some I forgot
Some are scarred and faded, some are just like new
But there's still a few old memories
that I want to make with you
Poetry keeps hiding in the shadows of cliché
When I find the right words, my tongue gets in the way
So, when I say "I love you" it's the best that I can do
‘Cause there's still a few old memories
that I want to make with you
BRIDGE:
Yesterday comes calling with his hat held in his hand
Knee deep in the tangle of what we got and what we planned
I stop to pray on Sunday that we'll walk in Monday's shoes
‘Cause there's still a few old memories that I want to make with you
I found out the hard way that I can't control a thing
Tomorrow talks a good line, but today pulls all the strings
So, let’s not be remembered for things we didn’t do,
There's still a few old memories that I want to make with you
BRIDGE:
Yesterday comes calling with his hat held in his hand
Knee deep in the tangle of what we got and what we planned
I stop to pray on Sunday that we'll walk in Monday's shoes
‘Cause there's still a few old memories that I want to make with you
I stop to pray on Sunday that we'll walk in Monday's shoes
‘Cause there's still a few old memories that I want to make with you
Yes, there's still a few old memories that I’m gonna make with you