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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Working from Memory Just recently finished this one and would love some feedback ... https://www.reverbnation.com/kevinism/song/29034846-working-from-memoryWorking from Memory On the day we met (It was cold and wet) But you were dressed to kill I wore my overcoat with leather on the sleeves I think I have it still It was kind-of a lucky charm I'm sure I have it still Chorus Who knows? I may have some details wrong I'm working from memory Just a trace of a smile (Did I see you smile?) It gave me such a thrill When you said my name and asked me I can hear you still "Will you buy me a drink? And maybe later you can walk me home" Chorus Let me hold your hand Help you through this pain I am by your side forever We can go there again It was long ago (It was long ago) You were beautiful then You are beautiful now as you lie there In this bed I have loved you forever And I love you still Chorus
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