(Remembering Him) One Song at a Time
Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2021 2:57 pm
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(Remembering Him) One Song at a Time ©2005 Tom Bohn/Robert George BMI
Cleaning out my daddy’s garage for a clothing drive
I ran across a tattered box of his old 45s
I dragged his old turntable out and dusted off the needle
Spent a little time with my old man…Elvis, Haggard and the Beatles
I’m remembering him
One song at a time
And tuning in
To what was on his mind
In the words of those old songs,
Some how he’s not really gone
I can feel him there
Between the lines
Remembering him
One song at a time
That garage was bustin’ at the seams with his antiques
Although they remind me of the man, it’s through the songs he speaks
How he loved my mama, too, through many a hard day’s night
Till he rode away with Pancho and Lefty beyond the great divide
I’m remembering him
One song at a time
And tuning in
To what was on his mind
In the words of those old songs,
Some how he’s not really gone
I can feel him there
Between the lines
Remembering him
One song at a time
In the words of those old songs,
Some how he ain’t really gone
I can see him there
Between the lines
Remembering him
One song at a time
(Remembering Him) One Song at a Time ©2005 Tom Bohn/Robert George BMI
Cleaning out my daddy’s garage for a clothing drive
I ran across a tattered box of his old 45s
I dragged his old turntable out and dusted off the needle
Spent a little time with my old man…Elvis, Haggard and the Beatles
I’m remembering him
One song at a time
And tuning in
To what was on his mind
In the words of those old songs,
Some how he’s not really gone
I can feel him there
Between the lines
Remembering him
One song at a time
That garage was bustin’ at the seams with his antiques
Although they remind me of the man, it’s through the songs he speaks
How he loved my mama, too, through many a hard day’s night
Till he rode away with Pancho and Lefty beyond the great divide
I’m remembering him
One song at a time
And tuning in
To what was on his mind
In the words of those old songs,
Some how he’s not really gone
I can feel him there
Between the lines
Remembering him
One song at a time
In the words of those old songs,
Some how he ain’t really gone
I can see him there
Between the lines
Remembering him
One song at a time