I Remember Lovin' You - 5/31/2014

[@ronwisman1767]

I sure miss and remember loving the prairie home show❤

[@murielleyoung5542]

I never tire from hearing this lovely song. What talent. Thank you from Canada.

[@murielleyoung5542]

Love this song. I listen to it very often.

[@MrGerrymagic]

So miss this wonderful suiw

[@angelaavery5220]

Simply Beautiful. Garrison's voice totally complements Lynn's voice. Lynn, has the voice of an angel.

[@petersonmusic140]

+Angela Avery Thanks Angela and all of you for your kind comments.

[@elsiemienie7562]

This is so wonderful.

[@yolandedonnelly9007]

I remember loving you! Just because I still do❤

[@bruce8429]

RIP Bruce Phillips. We remember and still love you.

[@AbhishekSharma-nr5fh]

Most beautiful rendition of this song I ever heard.

[@zzzayne]

Yes!

[@deanbixenman5346]

Lovely

[@lynnepeterson8773]

So kind.

[@srob102]

This is just gorgeous, folk music at its best. I love it.

[@antoninus43]

Beautiful harmony, great guitar work, like the sound of a flowing stream. Thank you!

[@grffsongwritingcontest8715]

Happy 84th birthday to Utah.

[@enecofan888]

Lyrics: I look at my old suitcase, I think of all the places that I've been The cheap hotels with the cooking smells, The airport full of tired businessmen The whisper of the women in the crowd as I go slouchin' through I remember all these things, mostly I remember lovin' you. The soft door bell that I knew well after weeks you'd been away The night you came from a trip to Spain on your way to Hongkong, so you couldn't stay One night we shared and you said you cared and you'd come again when you were in St. Lou Yes, I remember all these things, but mostly I remembver lovin' you. Chorus: I remember lovin' you, back when the world was new And I think you loved me too, I remember lovin' you. Well, the little towns I've walked around, the bars where I found shelter from the rain And the musty gloom of the waiting room where I sat waiting for the midnight train When the night is cold and at ten I'm told the train's expected in at half-past-two I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. On these summer nights when the moon is bright and I can't sleep for all the memories Of the joys we knew when we were two living side by side in a gentle breeze I waved goodbye and softly cried as you disappeared from my view I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. Chorus: And the Winter street where the frozen sleet comes soakin' through a couple of layers of wool On a night I go to do my show in a theater that's about a quarter full Some ragged strays and divorcees I stand on stage and tell my troubles to I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. Chorus:

[@MrGerrymagic]

Love this

[@nordcroc6129]

Beautiful

[@ShootingFSAlt]

Wow!!!

[@TomRobinsonRolfing]

These are a lot of wonderful new lyrics, seemingly updated from the hobo days of Utah Phillips, to the modern times of jetting around between hotels and still remembering lovin' you. Is there any transcript of these?

[@enecofan888]

I look at my old suitcase, I think of all the places that I've been The cheap hotels with the cooking smells, The airport full of tired businessmen The whisper of the women in the crowd as I go slouchin' through I remember all these things, mostly I remember lovin' you. The soft door bell that I knew well after weeks you'd been away The night you came from a trip to Spain on your way to Hongkong, so you couldn't stay One night we shared and you said you cared and you'd come again when you were in St. Lou Yes, I remember all these things, but mostly I remembver lovin' you. Chorus: I remember lovin' you, back when the world was new And I think you loved me too, I remember lovin' you. Well, the little towns I've walked around, the bars where I found shelter from the rain And the musty gloom of the waiting room where I sat waiting for the midnight train When the night is cold and at ten I'm told the train's expected in at half-past-two I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. On these summer nights when the moon is bright and I can't sleep for all the memories Of the joys we knew when we were two living side by side in a gentle breeze I waved goodbye and softly cried as you disappeared from my view I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. Chorus: And the Winter street where the frozen sleet comes soakin' through a couple of layers of wool On a night I go to do my show in a theater that's about a quarter full Some ragged strays and divorcees I stand on stage and tell my troubles to I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. Chorus: Found these on mudcat dot org, but incomplete, I filled in the gaps that were missing. :)

[@jeffreyiles6659]

Hi Bruce what's up

[@lynvanlidthdejeude7447]

Bruce died in 2008.

[@francesabbey8547]

I love this song. I play it at least once a day. Is there a printed copy of the lyrics? Also am wondering if Bruce Phillips or Garrison wrote these lyrics? I have alistened to the the railroad version which is also excelletn.

[@lorenyoung791]

This is Garrison's update of Priscilla Herdman's extension of Utah's hobo song, which I've seen attributed to Luigi del Puppo & Tino Chumlevich. The folk process at work.

[@enecofan888]

I look at my old suitcase, I think of all the places that I've been The cheap hotels with the cooking smells, The airport full of tired businessmen The whisper of the women in the crowd as I go slouchin' through I remember all these things, mostly I remember lovin' you. The soft door bell that I knew well after weeks you'd been away The night you came from a trip to Spain on your way to Hongkong, so you couldn't stay One night we shared and you said you cared and you'd come again when you were in St. Lou Yes, I remember all these things, but mostly I remembver lovin' you. Chorus: I remember lovin' you, back when the world was new And I think you loved me too, I remember lovin' you. Well, the little towns I've walked around, the bars where I found shelter from the rain And the musty gloom of the waiting room where I sat waiting for the midnight train When the night is cold and at ten I'm told the train's expected in at half-past-two I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. On these summer nights when the moon is bright and I can't sleep for all the memories Of the joys we knew when we were two living side by side in a gentle breeze I waved goodbye and softly cried as you disappeared from my view I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. Chorus: And the Winter street where the frozen sleet comes soakin' through a couple of layers of wool On a night I go to do my show in a theater that's about a quarter full Some ragged strays and divorcees I stand on stage and tell my troubles to I remember all these things, but mostly I remember lovin' you. Chorus: Found these on mudcat dot org, but incomplete, I filled in the gaps that were missing. :)

[@lynvanlidthdejeude7447]

I so appreciate someone noting that Utah Phillips didn’t write this song. It was collected by Phil Thomas.

[@lynvanlidthdejeude7447]

In the original lyrics the chorus lines were “I remember loving you. Out of all the girls I knew. Yes, and I’ve had quite a few. But I remember living you.” I like the lines that Bruce changed but I wish he had credited the original authors.