Song parody of
Memory Motel [Live]
by The Rolling Stones
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Hannah baby was a peachy kind of girl
Her eyes were hazel and her nose were slightly curved
We spent a lonely night at the memory motel
It's on the ocean, I guess you know it well
It took one starry night to steal my heart away
Out on the water front, her hair all drenched in spray
Hannah baby was a honey of a girl
Her eyes were hazel and her teeth were slightly curved
She took my guitar, she began to play
She sang a song for me and it stuck right in my heart
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to be
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to mean so much to me
She got a mind of her own
And she use it well, yes she does
She got a mind of her own
And she use it, she used it mighty fine, yeah
She drove a pick-up truck painted green and blue
The tires were wearing thin, she turned a mile or two
When I asked her where she's headed for
"Back up to Boston, I'm singing in a bar"
And you're just a memory
Of a love that used to be
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to mean so much to me
She got a mind, she got a mind of her own
And she used it mighty fine, yes she does, oh yeah
She got a mind of her own
And she used it well
On the seventh day, my eyes were all a glaze
We've been ten thousand miles, I've been to fifteen states
Every woman seemed to fade out of my mind
I hit the bottle and I hit the sack and cried
What's all this laughter on the 22nd floor?
It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door
Been a lonely night at the memory motel
Oh yes it is
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to be
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to mean so much to me
Sha la la la la
Sha la la la la
Sha la la la la
Sha la la la la
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to be
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to mean so much to me, oh yeah
She got a mind of her own
And she used it well, yes she does, oh yeah
She got a mind of her own
And she used it mighty fine
Hannah baby was a peachy kind of girl
Her eyes were hazel and her nose were slightly curved
We spent a lonely night at the memory motel
It's on the ocean, I guess you know it well
It took one starry night to steal my heart away
Out on the water front, her hair all drenched in spray
Hannah baby was a honey of a girl
Her eyes were hazel and her teeth were slightly curved
She took my guitar, she began to play
She sang a song for me and it stuck right in my heart
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to be
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to mean so much to me
She got a mind of her own
And she use it well, yes she does
She got a mind of her own
And she use it, she used it mighty fine, yeah
She drove a pick-up truck painted green and blue
The tires were wearing thin, she turned a mile or two
When I asked her where she's headed for
"Back up to Boston, I'm singing in a bar"
And you're just a memory
Of a love that used to be
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to mean so much to me
She got a mind, she got a mind of her own
And she used it mighty fine, yes she does, oh yeah
She got a mind of her own
And she used it well
On the seventh day, my eyes were all a glaze
We've been ten thousand miles, I've been to fifteen states
Every woman seemed to fade out of my mind
I hit the bottle and I hit the sack and cried
What's all this laughter on the 22nd floor?
It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door
Been a lonely night at the memory motel
Oh yes it is
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to be
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to mean so much to me
Sha la la la la
Sha la la la la
Sha la la la la
Sha la la la la
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to be
You're just a memory
Of a love that used to mean so much to me, oh yeah
She got a mind of her own
And she used it well, yes she does, oh yeah
She got a mind of her own
And she used it mighty fine
