For a Minute There Johnny Paycheck
"For a Minute There" by Johnny Paycheck, released in 1976, is a #Country song that explores themes of fleeting love and nostalgia. The lyrics reflect on a brief moment of happiness in a troubled relationship, capturing the bittersweet nature of love. Musically, it features traditional country instrumentation and heartfelt vocals, resonating with fans of the genre. Its emotional depth has made it a lasting favorite in the country music scene.
You brushed by me, oh, you came so near
That I could smell the perfume in your hair
An old memory, it took me back in time
And my heart stood still for just one minute there
For a minute there I forgot where I was
Remembering only when you used to care
And as you walked by me I almost touched your arm
I nearly called your name for a minute there
The man beside you, he looked so satisfied
Knowing that's his wedding ring you wear
It cost him nothing for a lifetime in your arms
But I'd give all I own for just one minute there
That I could smell the perfume in your hair
An old memory, it took me back in time
And my heart stood still for just one minute there
For a minute there I forgot where I was
Remembering only when you used to care
And as you walked by me I almost touched your arm
I nearly called your name for a minute there
The man beside you, he looked so satisfied
Knowing that's his wedding ring you wear
It cost him nothing for a lifetime in your arms
But I'd give all I own for just one minute there
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