Memories Are Made of This

Jim Reeves · Love Songs [BMG Heritage] [2004]

(Terry Gilkyson, Rich Dehr, and Frank Miller)



Take one fresh and tender kiss

Add another night of bliss

One girl, one boy; some grief, some joy

Memories are made of this.



Don't forget a small moonbeam

Fold in lightly with a dream

Your lips and mine; two sips of wine

Memories are made of this.



Then add the wedding bells

One house where lovers dwell

Three little kids for the flavor

Stir carefully through the days

See how the flavor stays

These are the dreams you will savor.



With His blessings from above

Serve it gen'rously with love

One man, one wife; one love thru life

Sweet memories are made of this.



Memories are made of this...

About Memories Are Made of This

Jim Reeves' "Memories Are Made of This" stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, crooning style that defined the early 1960s country-pop sound. Recorded during his prolific era, the track showcases his signature falsetto and intimate delivery, capturing the melancholic yet romantic mood characteristic of his work on albums like *Love Songs*. As a staple of his discography, the song reflects the era's emphasis on heartfelt storytelling and vocal nuance, cementing Reeves' legacy as a master of the ballad. Its enduring popularity highlights how his ability to convey deep emotion through simple arrangements has made this recording a timeless favorite for fans of classic country and pop music.