“Who’ll Buy My Memories”
A past that’s sprinkled with the blues a few old dreams that I can’t use
Who’ll buy my mem’ries of things that used to be
There were the smiles before the tears and with the smiles some better years
Who’ll buy my mem’ries of things that used to be
When I remember how things were my memories all leave with her
I’d like to start my life anew but memories just make me blue
A cottage small just built for two a garden wall with violets blue
Who’ll buy my mem’ries of things that used to be
When I remember how things were my memories all leave with her
I’d like to start my life anew but memories just make me blue
A cottage small just built for two a garden wall with violets blue
Who’ll buy my mem’ries of things that used to be
Who’ll buy my mem’ries of things that used to be
There were the smiles before the tears and with the smiles some better years
Who’ll buy my mem’ries of things that used to be
When I remember how things were my memories all leave with her
I’d like to start my life anew but memories just make me blue
A cottage small just built for two a garden wall with violets blue
Who’ll buy my mem’ries of things that used to be
When I remember how things were my memories all leave with her
I’d like to start my life anew but memories just make me blue
A cottage small just built for two a garden wall with violets blue
Who’ll buy my mem’ries of things that used to be
About Willie Nelson Lyrics
Artist: Willie Nelson
Related songs: The Front Row Lyrics
Album: Last Man Standing
Release date: April 27, 2018
Label: Legacy Recordings
Born: April 29, 1933 (age 89 years), Abbott, Texas, United States
Organizations founded: Willie’s Reserve, Willie Nelson Biodiesel, Luck Films
Grandchild: Raelyn Nelson
Grandparents: Nancy Elizabeth Smothers, William Alfred Nelson
Songwriting partners: Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, MORE