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In your memory I stayed up all night 
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Bored everyone with my crying 
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Danced on the ferry from Holland to Harwich 
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Had Guinness for breakfast in your memory 
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I took any damage befalling to me 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory 
 
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And in your memory I peppered the payphone 
    D            G            Em         A 
Put payed to the helplessness that I was feeling 
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To call the friends that we had in common 
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Drove with us both from Box Hill to Port Fairy 
G                      A 
Couldn't get through I just shook my head 
       G                       A 
I went back to the bar took up smoking instead 
G                 A 
Took any damage befallen to me 
G                        A 
Took it all chewed it up spat it out right 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory (The smell of your kitchen the sound of your voice) 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory (Pictures of England when you were a boy) 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory (Jokes that you told me the songs that you taught me) 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory (Things that I stole and the things that you bought me) 
 
             D          G     Em  
You might be pleased to know 
A             D       G     Em   
I've not been keeping well 
A                D       G    Em  
Not been looking after myself 
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Not been looking after my health 
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And now that your gone if it's all the same 
 G                           A  
Upon your old shoulders I'll lay any blame 
    G                    A  
For all of this damage befallen to me 
       G                      A 
I will take it all chew it up spit it out right 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory (The smell of your kitchen the sound of your voice) 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory (Pictures of England when you were a boy) 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory (Jokes that you told me the songs that you taught me) 
        D       G  Em  A 
In your memory (Things that I stole and the things that you bought me)