Memories (1915 song)

• Pat Boone covered the song on his album Memories (1966). • Bing Crosby recorded the song on November 27, 1947 with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra. • It was sung by Mario Lanza on his 1952 Coca-Cola Radio Show. • "Mitch Miller & The Gang" on their 1959 album, "Still More Sing Along with Mitch". • George Morgan – included in his album Golden Memories (1961). • Progressive rock group Phish encored with this song 47 times throughout their illustrious career, often without the use of microphones to keep it in traditional settings. ==Film appearances==

• 1940 The motion picture "It All Came True" featured a version by the Lady Killers Quartet. • 1944 The Old Grey Hare - Briefly sung by an elderly dying Bugs Bunny. • 1950 Cheaper by the Dozen (1950 film) - Briefly sung by Frank (Clifton Webb) and his children. • 1951 I'll See You in My Dreams - played on piano at the Townsend Publishing Co. Also sung on-stage by a male tenor • 1953 So This Is Love ==Lyrics==

(Egbert Van Alstyne / Gus Kahn) :Round me at twilight come stealing :Shadows of days that are gone :Dreams of the old days revealing :Mem'ries of love's golden dawn :Memories, memories :Dreams of love so true :O'er the sea of memory :I'm drifting back to you :Childhood days, wild wood days :Among the birds and bees :You left me alone, but still you're my own :In my beautiful memories :Sunlight may teach me forgetting :Noonlight brings thoughts that are new :Twilight brings sighs and regretting :Moonlight means sweet dreams of you :Memories, memories :Dreams of love so true :O'er the sea of memory :I'm drifting back to you :Childhood days, wild wood days :Among the birds and bees :You left me alone, but still you're my own :In my beautiful memories ==References==