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Memories and Longing: Gunslingers' Tale of Love Across States
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Lyrics

Do you remember that night in Carolina?

Reflecting on a memorable night in Carolina.

We sang each other songs in the woods

Recalling singing songs together in the woods.

And we climbed up that old loft in the cabin

Remembering climbing a loft in an old cabin.

We kept each other as warm as we could

Expressing the warmth and closeness shared that night.

Yeah we kept each other as warm as we could

Reiterating the closeness and warmth between them.

Oh we kept each other as warm as we could

Emphasizing the mutual warmth and connection.

As we could

Repeating the idea of keeping each other warm.


Now, if I am remembering correctly

Recalling the next encounter, possibly geographically distant.

The next time I saw you was up north

Referencing familiarity, possibly from a past relationship.

And you recollect just how I take my coffee

Remembering a specific detail about the other person.

I watched my heart march right out that door

Expressing emotional pain as the person leaves.

Yeah, I watched my heart march right out that door

Reiterating the pain of watching the person leave.

Oh, I watched my heart march right out that door

Emphasizing the emotional impact of departure.

That hotel door

Highlighting the setting of the departure, a hotel door.


Then I saw you again in old Kentucky

Recalling another meeting, this time in Kentucky.

And you played my mama her favorite song

Noting a gesture made towards the singer's mother.

You ended your show with one just for me

Ending a performance with a song dedicated to the singer.

We all stayed up drinking all night long

Describing a night of extended celebration and camaraderie.

Yeah, We all stayed up drinking all night long

Reiterating the length of the night of celebration.

Oh, We all stayed up drinking all night long

Emphasizing the shared experience of staying up all night.

And singing those old songs

Referencing the collective singing of old songs.


Til the wee hours of that morning

Describing the continuation of festivities until the morning.

When I told you just exactly how I feel

Sharing honest feelings with the other person.

We both said that maybe someday

Expressing a mutual hope for a real connection someday.

Oh maybe someday this could be real

Reiterating the aspiration for a genuine relationship.

Oh maybe someday this could be real

Expressing a personal desire for a real connection.

Lord, I hope someday this will be real

Expressing hope for a future genuine relationship.


Cause the last time I saw you was Chicago

Recalling the last encounter in Chicago, acknowledging changes.

And things had changed for both of us by then

Highlighting changes in circumstances for both individuals.

But 'I love you' were the last words you said to me

Noting the last words spoken being "I love you."

And I ain't never heard from you again

Expressing a lack of communication since that moment.

Oh I ain't never heard from you again

Reiterating the absence of communication from the other person.

Oh how I'd love to hear from you again

Expressing a longing to hear from the other person again.


Now, I ain't no stranger to the miled stretched between us

Acknowledging the distance between them but expressing love.

But I hope you know there's loving on this end

Assuring the other person of the love on the singer's end.

So would you get over here and just

Inviting the other person to come and be with the singer.

Oh just love me and sing with me again

Expressing a desire for love and companionship once more.

Won't you love me and sing with me again?

Pleading for the other person to love and sing together again.

Oh please love me and sing with me again

Reiterating the plea for love and shared music.


Step up and be my man

Issuing a direct call for the other person to step up and be a partner.

Step up and be my man

Repeating the call for the other person to step up and commit to a relationship.

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