Kathy Mattea on "Walking Away A Winner" Intro: On the top of my desk mid the clutter and dust sits an old 5x8 black and white It's one of my favorite pictures of us I'll carry with me all my life I must have been a-bout five or six Mom's hair was still brown and Dad's was still thick But to look at it now some-times I get scared To think that some-day they might not be there 'Cause who's gonna know but me Who'll help me recall those small mem-o-ries I'm all that's left of this family of three Who's gonna know but me? Down in the cellar under the steps Sits an old box of junk that I've saved Newspaper clippings, letters and cards Even some code-a-phone tapes Slices of life I can hold in my hand And show to my kids so they might under-stand In those years to come when they ask me some night What Grandma and Grandpa used to be like 'Cause who's gonna know but me Who'll help me recall those small mem-o-ries I'm all that's left of this family of three Who's gonna know but me? If life were a video I could rewind I'd go back and slow down each moment in time Then I'd disconnect the fast forward button So I'd have for-ever to tell 'em I love 'em The older I get, I can't get enough of 'em 'Cause who's gonna know but me Who'll help me recall all those mem-o-ries I'm all that's left of this family of three Who's gonna know but me? Who's gonna know but me?