The Boxmasters and Billy Bob Thornton




Memories of you and I

(Lee Clayton)


I thought to leave your bed for the street
Was as simple as saying goodbye
I couldn't see how blind a man can be
Or how quickly life can fly

As the lines in my face grow deeper
And the well of my soul runs dry
I find that I drink more and more
From the memories of you and I

The taste of fame is fire to me no more
The attention and hunger have gone
All I have left, the money and the game
I'm a prisoner to the road I'm on

As the lines in my face grow deeper
And the well of my soul runs dry
I find that I drink more and more
From the memories of you and I