Last Night I Laid Your Memorey To Rest
John Anderson · Other Songs - John Anderson
Since you said goodbye.
When you left,
You left a memory
I thought would never die.
It took time,
But I found someone,
Who made me forget.
Last night, I laid your memory to rest!
Chorus:
There was candle light,
Flowers, soft music and wine.
When I held her in my arms,
You didn't cross my mind.
she helped me bury,
A love that was dead.
Last night,I laid yer memory to rest!
We laughed and talked,
Til dawns early light.
And when she asked me
If I loved her,
I didn't think twice.
I slipped your ring off my finger,
Without one regret.
Last night, I laid your memory to rest!
Chorus
Last night, I laid your memory to rest!
Last Night I Laid Your Memory To Rest
John Anderson's "Last Night I Laid Your Memory To Rest" stands as a poignant example of his mastery in country storytelling. Recorded during the early 1980s, the track exemplifies the genre's tradition of weaving personal narrative with universal themes of loss and reflection. Anderson's delivery is characterized by a quiet intensity that underscores the emotional weight of the lyrics, avoiding melodrama in favor of genuine melancholy. The song fits seamlessly within his broader discography, which often explores the complexities of human relationships and the passage of time. While not always associated with a specific major release, the recording remains a significant piece of his catalog, showcasing his ability to craft intimate ballads that resonate deeply with listeners. It serves as a testament to his skill in translating the sorrow of memory into a compelling musical experience.
