Odds And Ends - Freda Payne

Odds and ends of love that used to be

You’re gone, but memories linger on

Odds and ends of what you meant to me

Love that we once knew, dreams that never quite came true

A tiny ring made of glass

Worth more to me than the world

A picture of you and me

When I was your special girl

An old teddy bear that’s lost its hair

You won at the county fair

A redneck tie I bought for you

You never got around to wear

Momentoes of the love we shared

Reminders of the hurt I felt

Odds and ends of love that used to be

You’re gone, but memories linger on

Odds and ends of what you meant to me

Love that we once knew, dreams that never quite came true

The easy chair, the robe you wore

When you came home at night

Your last pack of cigarettes

Your first old chewed-up pipe

The sound of a dripping faucet

You claimed that you repaired

The first dress you bought me

That I forced myself to wear

A little girl, a little boy too

Who constantly ask where are you

Odds and ends of love that used to be

Odds and ends, it wasn’t meant to be

Momentoes of the love we shared

Reminders of the hurt I felt

Odds and ends of love that used to be

You’re gone, but memories linger on

Odds and ends of what you meant to me

You’re gone, but memories linger on

Odds and ends of love