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Song by the late, great Keith Whitley This finally received some air play when recorded by Travis Tritt, although it was short lived. This is a very traditional country ballad. Of course, somebody left someone! Written by Charlie Craig and Keith Stegall Performed by Keith Whitley [Intro] E | A | E | A [Verse]

I was s^Eittin' at a table,^D at a l^Aittle club d^Eowntown playin'^E songs on the jukeb^Dox, an^Ad pouring whisky ^Edown. When I h^Eear a sweet voice sayin^E7g would you ^F#mlike some ^G#m7compan^Ay (and I had to tell her [spoken} ^EThis is just between ^F#man old ^Bmemory and ^Eme. ^A

[Verse 2]

All my f^Eriends tell me ^DI'm a ^Afool for holdin' o^En. I ^Eknow they're trying to help me, ^Dbut I've ^Abeen a fool too l^Eong. I don'^Et want to talk about it ^E7so why can't t^F#mhey just l^G#m7et me b^Ae (Can't they see

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) ^EThis is just between ^F#man old ^Bmemory and ^Eme

[Bridge](there really is no chorus)

^E7I'm not hurting a^Anybody ^AAs far as I can ^Esee

I just n^C#m7eed to be alone somet^Bimes While she ^F#mgoes walking ^G#m7through my ^Amind ^B I don't ^Ewant to talk about i^E7t Why can't ^F#meverybo^G#m7dy see ^A

[Outro]

^EThis is just between ^F#mand old ^Bmemory and ^Eme ^EThis is just between ^F#mand old ^Bmemory and ^Eme

Keith Whitley - Between old memory and me