Andrew Lloyd Webber - Memory

^CMidnight, not a sound on the ^Ampavement ^FHas the moon lost a me^Emmory? She is smiling alone ^DmIn the lamplight the withered le^Amaves collect at my feet ^GAnd the wind be^Cgins to moan

^CMemory, all alone in the^Am moonlight ^FI can smile at the old days ^EmI was beautiful then ^DmI remember the time I knew wh^Amat happiness was ^GLet the memo^Cry live again

^EmEvery s^Ftreet lamp s^Emeems to ^Fbeat ^EmA fainter ^Clisteni^Gng warning ^EmSomeone mutters and a s^Dtreet lamp flutters ^EmAnd soon ^Cit will ^Dbe morning

^CDaylight, I must wait for ^Amthe sunrise ^FI must think of a new life ^EmAnd I mustn't give in ^DmWhen the dawn comes tonight wi^Amll be a memory too ^GAnd a new da^Cy will begin

^EmBurnt o^Fut ends of s^Emmokey da^Fys ^EmThe stale co^Cld smell^G of morning ^EmA street lamp dies another n^Dight is over ^EmAnother ^Cday is ^Ddawning

^CTouch me, it's so easy to l^Ameave me ^FAll alone with the memory ^EmOf my days in the sun ^DmIf you touch me you'll understan^Amd what happiness is ^GLook, a new day has^C begun