Lyrics Selective Memories - Bear's Den
Last
night
Beth
asked
how
you're
getting
on
I
said
you're
doing
good
But
some
of
you
has
left
and
some
of
you
is
still
here
I
said
it
first
just
as
a
joke
But
beneath
all
of
the
mirrors
and
smoke
Sometimes
I
think
your
memory
is
selective
It
just
seems
beyond
convenient
which
parts
are
disappearing
when
The
times
you
can't
remember,
I
can't
forget
Maybe
that's
a
kindness
though
A
beauty
in
the
growing
old
that
for
some
Our
own
memories
forgive
us
Well,
it's
all
that
I
could
wish
for
you
It's
all
that
I
could
ever
wish
for
you
That
those
memories
just
fade
away
I
reminded
you
just
yesterday
That
I
have
a
daughter
on
the
way
and
your
eyes
lit
up
And
for
a
moment
the
clouds
were
lifted
I
hope
that
when
you
meet
her
too
It's
one
of
those
days
that
stays
with
you
I
hope
she
meets
the
person
that
I
once
knew
As
she
gets
older,
yeah,
I'm
sure
She'll
ask
about
you
more
and
more
And
I'll
tell
her
you
were
my
best
friend
And
I'll
let
some
of
my
memories
slip
away
It's
all
that
I
could
wish
for
you
It's
all
that
I
could
ever
wish
for
you
It's
all
that
I
could
wish
for
you
It's
all
that
I
could
ever
wish
for
you
That
I
could
ever
wish
for
you
That
I
could
ever
wish
for
you
That
those
memories
just
fade
away
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