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Aaron Tippin ~ She Made A Memory Out Of Me


(aaron tippin/buddy brock) You're looking at a man that's almost gone Had a good woman and i went and did her wrong Honey found out i was lovin' double time She moved me from her heart to the back of her mind She made a memory out of me Just a vision of the past is all you see Like a statue of stone a part of history Yeah, that woman made a memory out of me Lord, i'm so low down for what i've done I don't even make a shadow when i'm walking in the sun I hide my face, hang my chin Just another sad story 'bout an old has been She made a memory out of me Just a vision of the past is all you see Like a statue of stone a part of history Yeah, that woman made a memory out of me Say lord, that baby made a memory out of me Just a vision of the past is all you see Like a statue of stone a part of history Yeah, that woman made a memory out of me Lord, that baby made a memory out of me more free lyrics

(aaron tippin/buddy brock)

You're looking at a man that's almost gone
Had a good woman and i went and did her wrong
Honey found out i was lovin' double time
She moved me from her heart to the back of her mind
She made a memory out of me
Just a vision of the past is all you see
Like a statue of stone a part of history
Yeah, that woman made a memory out of me

Lord, i'm so low down for what i've done
I don't even make a shadow when i'm walking in the sun
I hide my face, hang my chin
Just another sad story 'bout an old has been

She made a memory out of me
Just a vision of the past is all you see
Like a statue of stone a part of history
Yeah, that woman made a memory out of me

Say lord, that baby made a memory out of me
Just a vision of the past is all you see
Like a statue of stone a part of history
Yeah, that woman made a memory out of me

Lord, that baby made a memory out of me

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