Memory Songtext
von Cheryl B. Engelhardt

She′ll wash her troubles with the dishes
She dances with the drapes
She finds comfort in her computer
Her piano is her playmate

And when loneliness sneaks in with his cousin fear
She says, "No, no, you don't belong, you don′t belong here
I got rid of you last year
I got rid of you last year"

I don't need a memory
I need something to hold
And I choose you, I choose you
So won't you come back home?
Which is wherever I roam

She writes him letters in her sleep
He keeps them in a box
With every closing line
There was something that he lost


Oh, to wake up to the sunny sky and remember you exist
She sings, "Today is the day, I remember how you kiss
I remember how you kiss"

So I don′t need a memory
I need something to hold
And I choose you, I choose you
So won′t you come back home?

Some moments I can't breathe
What am I to do with that?
Sit here and wait to sing
"Hey, la, my boyfriend′s back
Hey, la, my boyfriend's back"

Of all the things that you have seen
Will you let him go, be all you can be?
I never thought I′d be this strong
I love you, so this can't be wrong
This can′t be wrong


And I don't need a memory
I need something to hold
And I don't need, I don′t need, I don′t need
I don't need just a memory
I need to hold you
And I choose you, I choose you
So won′t you come back home?
Won't you come back home?
Won′t you come back home?