Roger Whittaker (Cats) - Memory
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Mid
night.
50
Not
a
sound
from
the
pave
ment.
140
Has
the
moon
lost
her
mem
’ry?
248
She
is
smi
ling
a
lone.
346
In
the
lamp
light
452
The
wi
thered
leaves
co
llect
at
my
feet
544
And
the
wind
654
Be
gins
to
moan.
740
Mem
’ry.
814
All
a
lone
in
the
moon
light.
914
I
can
smile
at
the
old
days,
1016
I
was
beau
ti
ful
then.
1110
I
re
mem
ber
1210
The
time,
I
knew,
what
ha
ppi
ness
was.
1316
Let
the
mem
’ry
1420
Live
a
gain.
1500
E
v’ry
street
lamp
seems
to
beat
1658
A
fa
ta
lis
tic
war
ning.
1826
Some
one
mut
ters
1914
And
a
street
lamp
gut
ters
1996
And
soon
it
will
be
morn
ing.
2172
Day
light.
2240
I
must
wait
for
the
sun
rise.
2340
I
must
think
of
a
new
life
2426
And
I
must
n’t
give
in.
2530
When
the
dawn
comes
2610
To
night
will
be
a
me
mo
ry
too
2718
And
a
new
day
2808
Will
be
gin.
2890
Burnt
out
ends
of
smo
ky
days,
3730
The
stale
cold
smell
of
morn
ing,
3892
The
street
lamp
dies
3976
A
no
ther
night
is
o
ver,
4068
A
no
ther
day
is
dawn
ing.
4246
Touch
me!
4328
It’s
so
ea
sy
to
leave
me
4424
All
a
lone
with
my
mem
’ry
4532
Of
my
days
in
the
sun.
4654
If
you
touch
me,
4758
You’ll
un
der
stand
what
ha
ppi
ness
is.
4884
Look!
4924
A
new
day
5030
Has
be
gun.