Scan 14

Musical Courier 1927-10-27: Vol 95 Iss 17, 1927

17 lines. Read by computer on 29 September 2026. Printed page 15. See the scan on archive.org.

1Just A Memory

3Words by B.G. DE SYLVA and LEW BROWN

4Music by RAY HENDERSON

6You are gone and all is gone, and through each weary day,

7Only tender memories remain.

8Memories are sunbeams through a sky of cloudy gray:

9Memories are roses in the rain.

10Days I knew with you, are just a memory.

11Just a memory, that is all that's left to me.

12Happiness, I guess, is just a memory, just a memory of a love that used to be.

13Will we share the night, the moon, the stars above again?

14Will I live to hope, to sing, to smile, to laugh again, love again?

15In my dreams, it seems, your face is near to me.

16And it's dear to me, Though it's just a memory.

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