I Want To Carry Your Sweet Memories
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I Want To Carry Your Sweet Memories lyrics and chords are provided for
your personal use only, it's a very good country song recorded by the
Statler Brothers.
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I Want To Carry Your Sweet Memories Recorded by The Statler Brothers Written by Lew DeWitt
G C D7 G I wanna carry your sweet memories to my grave
C D7 G At last I've broken off the chain C D7 G Now just a few shoppin' carts remain C D7 Em Now and then a little jolt of sorrow hits my mind C D7 But after a while I soon forget the pain
C D7 G And go on with sweet memories of you C D7 G And find that I can live my life anew C Dm Em And I erase each thought that I might want you back again C D7 G And I remember all you put me through
E7 A7 I don't wanna be your servant anymore C D7 G D7 I don't wanna be your slave G Em A7 I just want remember all the good times that we shared C D7 G And carry those sweet memories to my grave
C D7 G And now I'm free of most the pain C D7 G And I don't wanna hurt that way again C D7 Em If I catch me longin' for the way things used to be C D7 I just pick up a piece of broken chain
C D7 G That chain recalls a lot for me C D7 G I'm reminded how things used to be C D7 Em There's just some things I'd rather not remember about you C D7 G I just wanna have sweet memories
Repeat #3 x2
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