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Remember the Music

from Key by Victoria Vox

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I don't recall where I left my keys
my hat I could swear it was here
I write myself notes
I find myself losing them
Clearly my memory's not clear
I tie a string around my finger
but I can't remember what for
Did I turn off the stove, or leave on the iron
Did I even lock the front door?

But there's always a thread
of melody in my head,
oh with all the things I forget
I Remember the Music

I see it now, the band was playing
I held you close in my arms
We swayed into the night
like we were the only ones
We were the brightest of stars
I couldn't tell you what you were wearing
The day, or the month, or the year
And we whispered words
sweet and endearing
But they are long gone from my ears

But there's always a thread
of melody in my head,
oh with all the things I forget
I Remember the Music

When I hear that song
I start singing along
The love that we share
it ain't going nowhere,

But there's always a thread
of melody in my head,
oh with all the things I forget
I Remember the Music

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from Key, released April 2, 2013

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Victoria Vox Costa Mesa, California

Victoria Vox has taken the artful sound of the ukulele into eclectic new directions. Her music ranges from upbeat and clever to honest and moving, while incorporating her signature “mouth trumpet” and occasionally singing in French. Her whimsical songwriting uses a unique palette of sounds and beats that delight audiences of all ages. ... more

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