Memory chords by Lizzy Long
Intro 1
G
Verse 1
G
Midnight,
Em
not a sound from the pavement
C
Has the moon lost her miry?
Bm
She is smiling alone
Am
In the lamplight,
Em
the withered leaves collect at my feet
D
G
And the wind begins to moan
Em
Memory, all alone in the moonlight
C
I can dream of the old days,
Bm
I was beautiful then.
Am
I remember the time
Em
I knew what happiness was.
D
G
Bm
Let the memory live again.
C
Bm
Every streetlamp seems to be
C
Bm
G
A
D
a fatalistic warning
Bm
Em
Someone mutters and
A
D
the streetlamp gutters
Bm
E
A
G
And soon it will be morning
Em
Daylight, I must wait for the sunrise
C
I must think of a new life
Bm
And I mustn't give in
Am
When the dawn comes
Em
Tonight will be a memory, too,
D
G
and a new day will begin.
Bm
C
Bm
C
Burned out hymns of smoky days,
Bm
G
A
D
the stale, cold smell of morning.
Bm
Em
A streetlamp dies,
A
D
another night is over,
Bm
E
A
another day is gone
D
Bm
Touch me, it's so easy to leave me
G
All alone with the memory
F#m
of my days in the sun
Em
If you touch me,
Bm
you'll understand what hap piness is
A
D
A
D
Look, a new day has begun
Thank for
Memory
Lizzy Long
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