Memory cats Lyrics by Michael Ball

Memory cats Lyrics

    (andrew lloyd webber/thomas eliot/trevor nunn)


    Midnight
    Not a sound from the pavement
    Has the moon lost her memory?
    She is smiling alone


    In the lamplight
    Withered leaves collected at my feet
    And the wind begins to blow


    Memory
    All alone in the moonlight
    I can smile at the old days
    I was beautiful then
    I remember
    The time i knew what happiness was
    Let the memory live again


    Every street lamp
    Seems to beat
    A fatalistic warning
    Someone mutters
    And the street lamp gutters
    And soon
    It will be morning


    Daylight,
    I must wait for the sunrise
    I must think of a new life
    And i mustn't give in
    When the dawn comes
    Tonight will be a memory too
    And a new day will begin



    Burnt out ends of smoky days
    The stale cold smell of morning
    The streetlamp dies,
    Another night is over
    Another day is dawning


    Touch me, it's so easy to leave me
    All alone with the memory
    Of my days in the sun
    If you touch me
    You'll understand what happiness is
    Look, a new day has begun


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