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Alan Jackson ~ Www.memory


i know your leavin' I see the signs You're gonna walk out on this heart of mine You'll never call me You'll never write You've made your mind up; your gone tonight If some rainy day you're all alone You feel like talking, you can log me on At www.memory, I'll be waiting for you patiently If you feel the need, just click on me At www.memory You won't even have to hold me Or look into my eyes You can tell me that you love me Through your keyboard and wires No, you won't have to touch me Or even take my hand Just slide your little mouse around Until you see it land At www.memory I'll be waiting for you patiently If you feel the need, just click on me At www.memory If you feel like love, just click on me At www.memory more free lyrics

i know your leavin'
I see the signs
You're gonna walk out on this heart of mine
You'll never call me
You'll never write

You've made your mind up; your gone tonight
If some rainy day you're all alone
You feel like talking, you can log me on

At www.memory,
I'll be waiting for you patiently
If you feel the need, just click on me
At www.memory

You won't even have to hold me
Or look into my eyes
You can tell me that you love me
Through your keyboard and wires
No, you won't have to touch me
Or even take my hand
Just slide your little mouse around
Until you see it land

At www.memory
I'll be waiting for you patiently
If you feel the need, just click on me
At www.memory
If you feel like love, just click on me
At www.memory

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