A Good Memory

E A You're a flower drawn in sidewalk chalk E B Beautiful but she won't stick around for long A B A E A You'll be gone from here in a matter of hours C#m A B E A After the first summer rain washes all of you away And every single trace of your E A late night, drunk phone call E B Tellin' me you love me after all A B A E A I still taste the red wine on your lips on the side of the phone C#m A B E But somehow we lose connection and then you're gone B If I'd a held on a little longer A Loved you a little stronger E A Would you still be ridin' shotgun next to me B A Showed up uninvited to be right by your side now, darlin' E B E Would we be more than a good memory E A You're a southern livin' magazine E B So elegant and pristine A B A E A Well, you smell like a rich woman's cologne C#m A B E Soon someone's bound to pick you up and take you home B If I'd a held on a little longer A Loved you a little stronger E A Would you still be ridin' shotgun next to me B A Showed up uninvited to be right by your side now, darlin' E B E Would we be more than a good memory B If I'd a held on a little longer A Loved you a little stronger E A Would you still be ridin' shotgun next to me B A Showed up uninvited to your hill countryside apartment E B E Would we be more than a good memory B E A good memory