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A Few Old Memories

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GJust a few old memories 
Slipped in through my Cdoor 
Though I thought I had Gclosed it 
So tightly Dbefore 
I can't underGstand it 
Why it should bother my Cmind 
For it all Gbelongs to Danother place and Gtime 
GJust a few old Ckeep-sakes 
Way back on the Gshelf 
No, they don't mean Cnothin' 
Well I'm surprised they're still Dleft 
Just a few old love Gletters 
With the edges all Cbrown 
And an old faded Gpicture 
I keep Dturned upside-Gdown 
G C G D G
GJust a few old memories 
Going way back in Ctime 
Well I can hardly Gremember 
I don't know why I'm Dcryin' 
I can't underGstand it 
Well I'm surprised Cmyself 
First thing tomorrow Gmorning 
I'll Dclean off that Gshelf 
GJust a few old Ckeep-sakes 
Way back on the Gshelf 
No, they don't mean Cnothin' 
Well I'm surprised they're still Dleft 
Just a few old love Gletters 
With the edges all Cbrown 
And an old faded Gpicture 
I keep Dturned upside-Gdown  

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A Few Old Memories

by Dolly Parton

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Just a few old memories

Slipped in through my door

Though I thought I had closed it

So tightly before

I can't understand it

Why it should bother my mind

G D G

For it all belongs to another place and time

G C

Just a few old keep-sakes

Way back on the shelf

No, they don't mean nothin'

Well I'm surprised they're still left

Just a few old love letters

With the edges all brown

And an old faded picture

D G

I keep turned upside-down

G C G D G

Just a few old memories

Going way back in time

Well I can hardly remember

I don't know why I'm cryin'

I can't understand it

Well I'm surprised myself

First thing tomorrow morning

D G

I'll clean off that shelf

G C

Just a few old keep-sakes

Way back on the shelf

No, they don't mean nothin'

Well I'm surprised they're still left

Just a few old love letters

With the edges all brown

And an old faded picture

D G

I keep turned upside-down

About A Few Old Memories Chords by Dolly Parton

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