Biography:
Johnny Tillotson (born 20 April 1938 in Jacksonville, Florida, USA) is an American singer and songwriter. He enjoyed his greatest success in the early 1960s, when he scored 9 top-ten hits on the pop, country and adult contemporary billboard charts including "Poetry In Motion" and the self-penned "It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin'".
In 1957 while still in high school, Tillotson was making records and performing on stage; as a student at the University of Florida, he had his own musical variety show on regional television.
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Other songs:
- Another You
- Blue Velvet
- Counting My Teardrops
- Counting Teardrops
- Earth Angel
- Empty Feelin
- Fool Number One
- Heartaches By The Number
- His True Love Said Goodbye
- I Cant Help It
- I Fall To Pieces
- I Rise I Fall
- Im So Lonesome I Could Cry
- Im Suffering From A Heartache
- It Keeps Right On A
- Jimmys Girl
- Judy Judy Judy
- Lonely Street
- Lonesome Town
- Out Of My Mind
- Please Dont Go Away
- Poetry In Motion
- Princess
- She Understands Me
- Talk Back Trembling Lips
- Tears On My Pillow
- Thats When It Hurts The Most
- Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
- Tomorrow
- Tragedy
- True True Happiness
- We Can Make It
- Well Im Your Man
- Whatll I Do
- Why Do I Love You So
- Without You
- Worry
- Youll Never Stop Me Loving You
- Your Memory Comes Along
- Youre The Reason
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Your Memory Comes Along:Johnny Tillotson.
Flip Side of 'Heartaches By The Number' on MGM
Records in 1965.
INTRO: A
CHORUS:
A D
Tears start falling I can hardly see.
E A
My heart's breaking for old lonesome me.
A D
I tell myself I'll be alright and nothing's
really wrong.
E A D A D
But just, then, about that time, your memory
E A
comes along.
#1.
A D
Each day I tell myself the hurtin's hurtin’
less and less.
E A
And I should be happy that you're gone.
A D
But time and time again I feel so lonely and
E A
I guess, that's the time your memory comes along.
CHORUS:
A D
And now my tears start falling I can hardly see.
E A
My heart's breaking for old lonesome me.
A D
I tell myself I'll be alright and nothing's
really wrong.
E A D A D
But just, then, about that time, your memory
E A
comes along.
INTERLUDE: A D E A
#2.
A D
Each day I tell myself to go and find somebody new,
E A
to replace the love I loved so long.
A D
But when I'm holding someone else instead of holding
you.
E A
Well, that's the time your memory comes along.
CHORUS:
A D
And now my tears start falling I can hardly see.
E A
My heart's breaking for old lonesome me.
A D
I tell myself I'll be alright and nothing's
really wrong.
E A D A D
But just, then, about that time, your memory
E A
comes along.
OUTRO:
E A D A D E A
Just, then, about that time, your memory comes along.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
Flip Side of 'Heartaches By The Number' on MGM
Records in 1965.
INTRO: A
CHORUS:
A D
Tears start falling I can hardly see.
E A
My heart's breaking for old lonesome me.
A D
I tell myself I'll be alright and nothing's
really wrong.
E A D A D
But just, then, about that time, your memory
E A
comes along.
#1.
A D
Each day I tell myself the hurtin's hurtin’
less and less.
E A
And I should be happy that you're gone.
A D
But time and time again I feel so lonely and
E A
I guess, that's the time your memory comes along.
CHORUS:
A D
And now my tears start falling I can hardly see.
E A
My heart's breaking for old lonesome me.
A D
I tell myself I'll be alright and nothing's
really wrong.
E A D A D
But just, then, about that time, your memory
E A
comes along.
INTERLUDE: A D E A
#2.
A D
Each day I tell myself to go and find somebody new,
E A
to replace the love I loved so long.
A D
But when I'm holding someone else instead of holding
you.
E A
Well, that's the time your memory comes along.
CHORUS:
A D
And now my tears start falling I can hardly see.
E A
My heart's breaking for old lonesome me.
A D
I tell myself I'll be alright and nothing's
really wrong.
E A D A D
But just, then, about that time, your memory
E A
comes along.
OUTRO:
E A D A D E A
Just, then, about that time, your memory comes along.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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