The American music maker known as Old Dominion releases this song tagged, Memory Lane, in the year 2023.
Old Dominion’s melancholy ballad Memory Lane transports listeners back in time and brings back pleasant memories of the past. The beautiful and tremendously familiar melodies of the song arouse nostalgia and a yearning for more halcyon days.
As a whole, Memory Lane is a lovely and haunting song that aptly describes nostalgia and the strength of memories. Once more demonstrating their talent for writing heartfelt songs with great emotional impact is Old Dominion. Fans will enjoy this song for many years to come and it is certain to become a masterpiece.
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Memory Lane Lyrics By Old Dominion
If I could buy a house on Memory Lane
I’d put my money down and I’d sign my name
On that little corner lot where it don’t ever rain
And we’d stay good as new like a fresh coat of paint
You’d be mine in the shine of a front porch light
Yeah, I might as well live there, baby
That’s where I spend most of my time
Thinkin’ ’bout those sunsets that bled into jean jacket nights
Those tangled up mornings lost in paradise
Still drunk on the feeling when I close my eyes
You’re pulling me closer, your head on my shoulder
We’d never let go and we’d never be over
If I could buy a house on Memory Lane
I wouldn’t have to wonder if you miss me the same
I’d be loving you as usual, telling you you’re beautiful
Oh, I’d be happily delusional
Thinkin’ ’bout those sunsets that bled into jean jacket nights
Those tangled up mornings lost in paradise
Still drunk on the feeling when I close my eyes
You’re pulling me closer, your head on my shoulder
We’d never let go and we’d never be over
Thinkin’ ’bout those sunsets that bled into jean jacket nights
Those tangled up mornings lost in paradise
Still drunk on the feeling when I close my eyes
You’re pulling me closer, your head on my shoulder
We’d never let go and we’d never be over
If I could buy a house on Memory Lane
I’d put my money down and I’d sign my name
On that little corner lot where it don’t ever rain
And baby, me and you, we’d never fade, never fade
We’d never fade
Never fade, never fade