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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Trisha Yearwood
Harmony Vocals
Billy Joe Walker, Jr.
Acoustic Guitar
Brent Mason
Electric Guitar
Dave Pomeroy
Bass
Milton Sledge
Drums
Paul Franklin
Steel Guitar
Steve Nathan
Piano
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Hugh Prestwood
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
G. Fundis
Producer
Hank Williams, Jr.
Mastering Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I was standin' at the counter
I was waitin' for the change
When I heard that old familiar music start
It was like a lighted match
Had been tossed into my soul
It was like a dam had broken in my heart
[Verse 2]
After takin' every detour,
Gettin' lost and losin' track
So that even if I wanted
I could not find my way back
After drivin' out the memory
Of the way things might've been
After I'd forgotten all about us
The song remembers when
[Verse 3]
We were rollin' through the Rockies
We were up above the clouds
When a station out of Jackson played that song
And it seemed to fit the moment
And the moment seemed to freeze
When we turned the music up and sang along
[Verse 4]
And there was a God in Heaven
And the world made perfect sense
We were young and were in love
And we were easy to convince
We were headed straight for Eden
It was just around the bend
And though I have forgotten all about it
The song remembers when
[Verse 5]
I guess something must have happened
And we must have said goodbye
And my heart must have been broken
Though I can't recall just why
The song remembers when
[Verse 6]
Well, for all the miles between us
And for all the time that's past
You would think I haven't gotten very far
And I hope my hasty heart
Will forgive me just this once
If I stop to wonder how on Earth you are
[Verse 7]
But that's just a lot of water
Underneath a bridge I burned
And there's no use in backtrackin'
Around corners I have turned
Still I guess some things we buried
Are just bound to rise again
For even if the whole world has forgotten
The song remembers when
[Verse 8]
Yeah, and even if the whole world has forgotten
The song remembers when
Written by: Hugh Prestwood