Who will remember me after I have gone, Memory changes everything, With the seasons come and gone, Lives are full of business, Few stop and pause, Finding a special moment, To cherish and applaud, But in my garden, Is my Mother's Hydrangea bush, Her shoes in my wardrobe, That sometimes I do kiss. On the wall is an embroidery, Done by her dear hands, And glasses in a case, That's as near as I can. Touching the memories, The hours that we shared, They are now part of me Never to be disturbed.