Lyrics
[verse]
There's a jukebox playing something soft and slow
In a diner where the neon used to glow
I can still see you leaning by the door
The way you looked in nineteen sixty-four
[verse]
We'd drive the backroads with the windows down
Radio crackling all around the town
Nothing mattered but the song and you
And every promise that we swore was true
[chorus]
I keep on reminiscing all the good times gone
The steel guitar keeps playing, keeps the memory strong
A little bit of yesterday still lives in me
Wrapped up in the sound of that old melody
[verse]
Now the diner's closed, the sign has lost its light
But I can hear that same song late at night
It carries me right back to where we stood
Two kids in love, when love still felt so good
[chorus]
I keep on reminiscing all the good times gone
The steel guitar keeps playing, keeps the memory strong
A little bit of yesterday still lives in me
Wrapped up in the sound of that old melody
[bridge]
Wherever you are now, I hope you hear this too
That old song still sounds like me and you
Some things don't fade however far we roam
That melody will always call me home
[chorus]
I keep on reminiscing all the good times gone
The steel guitar keeps playing, keeps the memory strong
A little bit of yesterday still lives in me
Wrapped up in the sound of that old melody
