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Some Memories Just Won't Die - Marty Robbins



     
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You say it's over, you say it's through
It was a long long time ago
And he means nothing to you
Oh, but I heard you whisper
Someone's name in your sleep last night
Baby admit it, some memories just won't dieOh, some memories just won't die
Some feelings just won't leave
Oh, no matter how hard you try
And I know every now and then
(Yes I know)
(Every now and then)
You still think of him, I see it in your eyes
Some memories just won't dieI thought my loving would help you forget
But something tells me you're not over him yet
Somethings haunting you way down deep inside
Am I losing you, to a memory that won't dieAnd some memories just won't die
Some feelings just won't leave
Oh, no matter how hard you try

And I know every now and then
(Yes I know)
(Every now and then)
You still think of him, I see it in your eyes
Some memories just won't dieSome memories just won't die
Some feelings just won't leave
Oh, no matter how hard you try
And I know every now and then
(Yes I know)
(Every now and then)
You still think of him, I see it in your eyes
Some memories just won't dieMemories just won't die
Some feelings just won't leave
Oh, no matter how hard you try

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Martin David Robinson (born September 26, 1925 in Glendale, Arizona; died December 8, 1982 in Nashville, Tennessee), better known simply as Marty Robbins, was an American Grammy award winning country music singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. One of the most popular and successful country and western singers of his era, for most of his nearly four-decade career, Robbins was rarely far from the country music charts, and several of his songs also became pop hits.

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