Trisha Yearwood - The song remembers when

I was ^A7standing at the counter, I was waiting for the change When I ^A7heard that old familiar music ^Dstart It was ^A7like a lighted match had been tossed into my soul It was ^A7like a dam had broken in my ^Dheart After ^Gtaking every detour, getting lost and losing track So that ^Deven if I wanted, I could not find my way back After ^Gdriving out the memory of the way things might have been After ^A7I'd forgotten all about us The song remembers ^Dwhen ^G

We were ^A7rolling through the Rockies, we were up above the clouds When a ^A7station out of Jackson played tha^Dt song And it ^A7seemed to fit the moment, and the moment seemed to freeze When we ^A7turned the music up and sang a^Dlong And there ^Gwas a god in heaven, and the world made perfect sense We were ^Dyoung and were in love, and we were easy to convince We were ^Gheaded straight for Eden, it was just around the bend And ^A7though I have forgotten all about^A it The song remembers ^Dwhen

I guess ^Gsomething must have happened And we must have said good-^Bmbye And my ^E7heart must have been broken Though ^A7I can't recall just why

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The song remembers ^Dwhen ^{G D G}

Well, for ^A7all the miles between us, and for all the time that's past You would ^A7think I haven't gotten very ^Dfar And I ^A7hope my hasty heart, will forgive me just this once If I ^A7stop to wonder how on earth ^Dyou are But that's ^Gjust a lot of water, underneath a bridge I burned And there's ^Dno use in backtracking, around corners I have turned Still I ^Gguess some things we bury, are just bound to rise again For ^A7even if the whole world has forgotten The song remembers ^Dwhen

Yeah, and ^A7even if the whole world has forgotten

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The song remembers ^Dwhen ^{G D G D}