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Alabama ~ Jukebox In My Mind


Dave gibson/ronnie rogers, 3:39 Chorus: In the corner of my mind stands a jukebox It's playing all my favorite memories One by one they take me back To the days when you were mine And i can't stop this jukebox in my mind I don't need no quarters Don't need any dimes You filled it up forever When you said goodbye Heaven knows i love old melodies They were meant to ease the pain But the kind that's playing on my mind Are driving me insane Repeat chorus Song by song those melodies Were meant to ease the pain But the kind that's playing on my mind Are driving me insane Repeat chorus Tag No i can't stop this jukebox in my mind Repeat chorus (c) 1990 maypop music (a division of wilcountry, inc.) (bmi). all rights reserved. more free lyrics

Dave gibson/ronnie rogers, 3:39

Chorus:
In the corner of my mind stands a jukebox
It's playing all my favorite memories
One by one they take me back
To the days when you were mine
And i can't stop this jukebox in my mind

I don't need no quarters
Don't need any dimes
You filled it up forever
When you said goodbye
Heaven knows i love old melodies
They were meant to ease the pain
But the kind that's playing on my mind
Are driving me insane

Repeat chorus

Song by song those melodies
Were meant to ease the pain
But the kind that's playing on my mind
Are driving me insane

Repeat chorus

Tag
No i can't stop this jukebox in my mind

Repeat chorus

(c) 1990 maypop music (a division of wilcountry, inc.) (bmi). all rights reserved.

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