A Good Memory

You're a flower drawn in sidewalk chalk

Beautiful but she won't stick around for long

We'll be gone from here in a matter of hours

After the first summer rain washes all of you away

Every single trace

You're a late night drunk phone call

Telling me you love me after all

I still taste the red wine on your lips on the side of the phone

But somehow we lose connection again and you're gone

If I'd held on a little longer

And loved you a little stronger

Would you still be riding shotgun next to me

Showed up uninvited

To be right by your side now darling

We'd be more than a good memory

You're a Southern Living magazine

So elegant and pristine

Well you smell like a rich woman's cologne

Soon someone's bound to pick you up and take you home

If I'd held on a little longer

And loved you a little stronger

Would you still be riding shotgun next to me

Showed up uninvited

To be right by your side now darling

We'd be more than a good memory

If I'd held on a little longer

And loved you a little stronger

Would you still be riding shotgun next to me

Showed up uninvited

To your hill country side apartment

We'd be more than a good memory

A good memory