Andrew Lloyd Webber - Memory

^CMidnight, not a sound from the pavement ^Am Has the moon lost her memory? ^F She is smiling alone^Em In the lam^Dm7plight The withered leaves collect at my feet^Am And the wind b^Gegins^G7 to moan ^C

^CMemory All alone in the moonligh^Amt I can smile at the old days ^F I was beautiful then ^Em I reme^Dm7mber The time I knew what happiness was ^Am Let the memor^Gy live ^G7again ^C

^EmEvery ^Em/Fstreet^Dm/F lamp ^EmSeems to be^Em/Fat a fat^Emalis^Cti^Dc w^Garning ^EmSomeone mutte^A7rs and a street lamp^Dmaj7 gutters ^{G Em}And soon it wil^Al be morni^Dng

^CDaylight I must wait for the sunrise ^Am I must think of a new life^F And I mustn't give in ^Em When the dawn co^Dm7mes Tonight will be a memory to^Amo And a new ^Gday will be^G7gin ^C

^CmBurnt out ^Cm/Db ends ^Bbm/Dbof ^Cm sm^Cm/Dboky da^Bbm/Dbys ^CmThe stale cold smell^Ab of m^Bb7ornin^Ebg A st^Cmreet lamp dies,^Fm7 another night is^Bb7 over ^{Ebmaj7 Cm}Another da^F7y is daw^Bbning ^Bb7

^EbTouch me It's so easy to leave me^Cm All alone with my memory ^Ab Of my days in the sun ^Gm If you tou^Fm7ch me You'll understand what happiness is ^Cm Look a new da^Bby ^Bb7 Has begun ^Eb