Memory chords by Michael Crawford, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Verse 1
D
C
D
Midnight
Bm
Midnight, not a sound from the pavement
G
Has the moon lost her memory?
F#m
She is smiling alone.
Em
In the lamplight,
Bm
The withered leaves collect at my feet,
A
G
D
Eb
And the wind begins to moan.
D
Bm
Memory, all alone in the moonlight.
G
I can smile at the old days.
F#m
Life was beautiful then.
Em
I remember the time
Bm
I knew what happiness was
A
G
Let the memory live again
D
F#m
G
F#m
Every streetlamp seems to beat
G
F#m
D
A
a fa talistic warning
F#m
Bm
Someone mutters an
E
A
d a streetlamp gutters
F#m
Bsus4
B
A
And soon it will be morning
Esus4
E
D
Daylight,
Bm
I must wait for the sun rise,
G
I must think of a new life,
F#m
and I mustn't give in.
Em
When the dawn comes,
A
Bm
tonight will be a memory, too
A
Asus4
G
D
Bb
Gm
And a new day will begin
Eb
Dm
Cm
Eb
Dm
Gm
F
Eb
Bb
Dm
Eb
Dm
Burned -out ends of smoky days
Eb
Dm
Bb
F
The stale, cold smell of morning
Dm
Gm
The street lamp dies,
C
another night is over
F
Dm
G
C
Another day is dawning
F
Dm
Country, it's so easy to leave me
Bb
All along with the memory
Am
Of my days in the sun
Gm
If you touch me
Dm
You'll understand what happiness is
C
Bb
Csus4
Bb
Csus4
Look, a new day has be
Fsus4
F
Eb
F
Eb
F
Bb
Gm
F
F
Bb
gun. you
Memory
Michael Crawford, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
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