But I'll Never Forget the Way You Make Me Feel - Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, Ellie Holcomb

I might forget what you wore on the 14th day of May

I might forget the songs they sang that night on the stage

I might forget what you ordered at the Sunset Grill

But I’ll never forget the way you make me feel

I’ll never forget the way you make me feel

I might forget night-swimming at your apartment after midnight

I might forget our trip to Charleston walking barefoot in the moonlight

I might forget holding you close in the late December chill

But I’ll never forget the way you make me feel

I’ll never forget the way you make me feel

Singing next to me at the Hi Tone Cafe

Hoping for a companion to go make some mistakes

We’re dancing at Annie’s wedding, two starry eyed kids

Hoping maybe someday we will grow old like this

We watched the sun go down, over the Great Smokey Mountains

We talked about the future, my heart was pounding

I push fast forward, I’m your husband you’re my wife

It’s harder but better, it’s not a song it’s my life

When I’m an old man and can’t recognize my own face

And the memories of our youth are hard for me to trace

When death comes to take me, my body to steal

I’ll never forget the way you made me feel

I’ll never forget the way you made me feel