Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
Mickey Newbury
A solitary whippoorwill
Is singing in the night
I watch until he spreads his wings
And he sails into the sky
Somewhere in the distance
I can hear his painful song
He said some memories
Are better left alone
Have you ever seen a freight train
Rolling down the track
Eighty wheels on a thread of steel
Never looking back
Even when I was young
It still chilled me to the bone
Yes some memories
Are better left alone
Do you ever have a longing for
A pure and simple time
When all we had between us
Was a dream and one thin dime
And we were flat out on the highway
With no place to be but gone
Yes some memories
Are better left alone
Well I feel just like that whippoorwill
Singing in the night
Trying once again to sleep
I turn out the light
Lying in the darkness
I am waiting for the dawn
Yes some memories
Are better left alone
I am lying in the darkness
Waiting for the dawn
Lord some memories
Are better left alone
Some Memories Are Better Left Alone was written by Mickey Newbury.
Some Memories Are Better Left Alone was produced by Paula Wolak.
Mickey Newbury released Some Memories Are Better Left Alone on Tue Oct 10 2000.