This is one of my favourite songs by Barbra Streisand. Both the lyrics and the music are so moving. As director of "The Prince of Tides", Streisand felt that it was not right for either her or her character, Lowenstein, to sing at the end of the film, but so beautiful was the theme melody to the film that she asked Alan and Marilyn Bergman to write lyrics to it so she could include it in the soundtrack recording. Performed by: Barbra Streisand Produced by: James Newton Howard & Barbra Streisand Music by: James Newton Howard Lyrics by: Alan & Marilyn Bergman Orchestra Conducted by: Marty Paich Arranged by: Brad Dechter, Marty Paich, Humme Mann Recorded at Sony Studios Scoring Stage by: Shawn Murphy Mixed at Conway Recording by: John Arrias

Mornings, Evenings Days that hurry past Dreams that should have lasted Moments, Hours, Slipping by as we Told each other secrets Somehow I'll never let go of the memories Something always seems To remind me Of how it was, Of what it was, What it was, All there was Laughter, Love songs, Footsteps that I hear Make me think you're near me Poems, pictures, Letters never mailed Boats that never sailed Remember That even though we can't be together, We're more for having loved one another We shared the sky We learnt to fly Someday when someone else's arms are around us When time has put some distance between us The years will kindly show Our memories come and go They ebb and flow like the tide There are quiet places in my heart Ever since we parted Gentle, tender Traces of a song Places that belong to you

Written by: Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Marvin Hamlisch