Tammy Wynette - Your Memory's Gone To Rest Lyrics
Your Memory's Gone To Rest(Tammy Wynette)Tammy WynetteAlbum: I Still Believe In Fairy TalesProduced: Billy Sherrill, Engineer: Lou Bradley1975 release LP Epic 33582 Transcriber: Awcantor@aol.comYour picture's in the closetCovered with a sheetThat used to drape our bedAnd I can't find your glassesOn the tableWhere you often sat and readYour car's down at the stationAnd your clothesAre in the cleaners being pressedThat's why the house is emptyOh, thank God, your memory'sFinally gone to restYour chair is being coveredIt had finally seen the bestOf better daysThe kids put up your tennis racketNow, nobody hardlyEver playsYour coffe mug is goneAnd by mistake The Goodwill peopleTook your deskThat's why the house is emptyOh thank God, your memory'sFinally gone to restYour memory's goneAway from homeFinally, it's leavin me aloneAloneThere's nothin left to think aboutNothin to remember or regretNow, the house is emptyOh thank God, your memory'sFinally gone to restNow the house is emptyOh thank God, your memory'sFinally going to rest.~