"My Memory's Just A Memory" genre: Western Swing
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	Ode to getting old.
	Credits: Written by Tom West, Performed by Dakota Night, Photo by Trapper Photos
	Lyrics Verse: I used to hear a song and rememberit by heart, I used to read a book and remember every part, But today I can't remember where I left my friggin' car, And when I leave my house I don't wander very far. Verse: Did you ever go out to the store to get a loaf of bread, And when you got back home you found you picked up beer instead. That's not all bad, I'd rather beer but wouldn't it be sad, To go out for some beer and come back again with bread? Verse: As years go by and we grow old our memorys start to fade, I guess I shouldn't worry, that's just the way we're made. So, if I don't forget to breathe I suppose I'm doing fine, Still, I wish I could remember where I left that car of mine. Chorus: My Memory's Just A Memory today, What used to be my pride and joy got up and went away. I don't know where it's gone and it's sad to have to say, But My Memory's Just A Memory today.

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