Andrew Lloyd Webber - Memory

^CMidnight, not a sound on the ^Ampavement Has the moon lost a m^Femory? She is smiling ^Emalone In the l^Dmamplight the withered leaves col^Amlect at my feet And the w^Gind begins to m^Coan

M^Cemory, all alone in the ^Ammoonlight I can smile at the ^Fold days I was beautiful ^Emthen I re^Dmmember the time I knew what h^Amappiness was Let the ^Gmemory live ^Cagain

^EmEvery s^Ftreet lamp s^Emeems to ^Fbeat A fa^Eminter list^Cening w^Garning ^EmSomeone mutters and a s^Dtreet lamp flutters And ^Emsoon it w^Cill be m^Dorning

^CDaylight, I must wait for ^Amthe sunrise I must think of a ^Fnew life And I mustn't give ^Emin When the ^Dmdawn comes tonight will be a m^Amemory too And a n^Gew day will ^Cbegin

^EmBurnt o^Fut ends of s^Emmokey da^Fys The ^Emstale cold s^Cmell of ^Gmorning ^EmA street lamp dies another n^Dight is over ^EmAnother ^Cday is ^Ddawning

^CTouch me, it's so easy to l^Ameave me All alone with the ^Fmemory Of my days in the s^EMun If you ^Dmtouch me you'll understand what ^Amhappiness is ^GLook, a new day has^C begun