Who’ll Buy My Memories (Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan - Feb. 23, 1984) Willie Nelson
"Who’ll Buy My Memories" is a poignant country ballad by Willie Nelson, performed live in 1984. The lyrics reflect themes of nostalgia, loss, and the longing to share memories. The song features heartfelt storytelling and Nelson's signature guitar style. Its emotional depth resonates with audiences, highlighting the value of personal experiences. #Country
Alright, thank you very much
Thank you very much, we appreciate that
I'd like to do a new song for you
A past that's sprinkled with the blues
A few old dreams that I can't use
Who'll buy my memories of things that used to be?
There were the smiles before the tears
And with the smiles, some better years
Who'll buy my memories of things that used to be?
When I remember how things werе
My memories all lead to hеr
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 memories of things that used to be?
When I remember how things were
My memories all lead to her
I'd like to start my life anew
But memories just make me blue
Thank you very much, we appreciate that
I'd like to do a new song for you
A past that's sprinkled with the blues
A few old dreams that I can't use
Who'll buy my memories of things that used to be?
There were the smiles before the tears
And with the smiles, some better years
Who'll buy my memories of things that used to be?
When I remember how things werе
My memories all lead to hеr
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 memories of things that used to be?
When I remember how things were
My memories all lead to her
I'd like to start my life anew
But memories just make me blue
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