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Bob Seger ~ Fine Memory


Words and music by bob seger Last night i saw you walking Past my bed late at night, And the moon shone Through your gown. Such a fine memory, I think i'm gonna take it with me. And later as you were sleeping, Sleeping next to me, I felt your hair on my skin. Such a fine memory, I know i'm gonna take it with me. I'm going to take it Far as i go. I'm going to take it Far as i go. And later as i was driving, And the sky was getting light, And the sun came Through the trees, I had a fine memory, Such a fine memory. more free lyrics

Words and music by bob seger

Last night i saw you walking

Past my bed late at night,

And the moon shone

Through your gown.

Such a fine memory,

I think i'm gonna take it with me.

And later as you were sleeping,

Sleeping next to me,

I felt your hair on my skin.

Such a fine memory,

I know i'm gonna take it with me.

I'm going to take it

Far as i go.

I'm going to take it

Far as i go.

And later as i was driving,

And the sky was getting light,

And the sun came

Through the trees,

I had a fine memory,

Such a fine memory.

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