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From:  asf@neteze.com Alice Franceschini
 Date:  September 19, 1997
 Subject: Those Memories Of You  by Dolly Parton
 Album: Trio
 Written by: Alan O'Bryant, banjo picker with the Nashville Bluegrass Band
 Note: I had the writer's name wrong on this one but thanks to the eagle eyes
 of Peter Beck this is now correct.  
 The record is in the key of B
                     THOSE MEMORIES OF YOU         DOLLY PARTON
 
 
 Intro
 
 CHORUS:
 
 G                  F         G                                D
 Those memories of you still haunt me  Every night when I lay down
               C                    G                    D           G
 I'll always love you (my) little darling until the day they lay me down.
                                        (until the day they lay me down.)
 
      G                    F      G       
 1.) In dreams of you my body trembles  
                              D
     I wake up and call your name.
                      C                 G       
     But you're not there and I'm so lonesome
                        D        G
     Without your love I'll go insane.
 
 
 go to chorus, then to lead, then to 2nd verse.
 
 
     G                     F               G   
 2.) I close my eyes and you're there with me 
                            (F)     D
     Your kiss I feel your face I see
                    C                       G     
     It's not your lips now that drive me crazy 
                      D         G 
     It's just your haunting memory.
   
 
 go to chorus, fading to end.