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Can't Remember You
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Can’t Remember You
c. Chromewood Music/BMI
I’ve had diamonds, silver and gold
Colorado cabins and Malibu homes
Made love with a princess
And counted kings and queens
Among the friends I’ve known
But when I fall asleep at night
Searchin’ the memories of my life
I’m always reminded
That I can’t remember you
I remember Paris in the winter
Hong Kong in the rain
And the pain I can’t forget
Because I can’t remember you
Starin’ holes in the night, recallin’ plans I’ve made
Dreams I long to share, that never saw the light of day
I can’t help but wonder if money and all it brings
Isn’t man kind’s curse on love
‘Cause when I fall asleep at night
Searchin’ the memories of my life
I’m always reminded
That I can’t remember you
I remember Paris in the winter
Hong Kong in the rain
And the pain I can’t forget
Because I can’t remember you
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Cried Enough to Fill A Glass
MD Morgan Chromewood Music/BMI
You tried as hard as I did not
To keep the body and soul of our love alive
I know lovin’ me’s like whisperin’ in
A howlin’ wind
And a long lonely war
That no one would ever win
When you finally left me
I cried enough to fill up a glass
Then I drank to your memory
And the fool only I could be
You held me so tight
I thought you’d never let go
I wish I had known
You’d never hold me again
I’m empty and blue
Weary and confused
And my heart just aches
Now I know your pain
And the hurt of a heart when it breaks
When you finally left me
I cried enough to fill up a glass
Then I drank to your memory
And the fool only I could be
Cause you tried as hard as I did not
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Hollister Morgan Prescott Valley, Arizona
Hollister Morgan has worked with Earl Thomas Conley, Max D. Barnes, Max Troy Barnes, Ruthie Barnes-Steele, Vern Gosdin, Dan
McCorrison, Bobby Bare, George Jones, and Joe Sun.
“Songwriting for me is just an essential process like breathing. I write because I have to. I love the process and the discovery and the joy and the need of it. If one finds something in my work that is an added joy.
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