The Song Remembers When - Trisha Yearwood

I was standing at the counter,

I was waiting for the change,

when I heard that old familiar music start.

It was like a lighted match

had been tossed into my soul -

it was like a dam had broken in my heart.

After taking every detour,

gettin' lost and losing track,

so that even if I wanted I could not find my way back.

After driving out the memory of the way things might have been...

After I'd forgotten all about us,

the song remembers when.

We were rolling through the Rockies,

we were up above the clouds,

when a station out of Jackson played that song.

And it seemed to fit the moment,

and the moment seemed to freeze,

when we turned the music up and sang along.

And there was a God in Heaven,

and the world made perfect sense.

We were young and were in love and we were easy to convince.

We were headed straight for Eden,

it was just around the bend,

and though I had forgotten all about it,

the song remembers when.

I guess something must've happened

and we must've said goodbye.

And my heart must have been broken,

though I can't recall just why...

The song remembers when.

Well for all the miles between us,

and for all the time that's passed,

you would think I haven't gotten very far.

And I hope my hasty heart

will forgive me just this once

if I stop to wonder how on earth you are.

But that's just a lot of water

underneath a bridge I've burned,

and there's no use in back tracking around corners I have turned.

Still I guess some things we bury

are just bound to rise again,

and even if the whole world had forgotten

the song remembers when.