I Didn't Forget
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I Didn't Forget
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I go on about my business every day
As if nothing ever happened between us
I keep telling everyone that I don't think of you
But I lie to them and to myself too much
I didn't forget all the kisses that we shared
I didn't forget the way you ran your fingers through my hair
And each place I go there's your mem'ry still yet
I can't fool myself I didn't forget
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I keep going to the honky tonks each night
And I see my friends all having a good time
They don't know the mis'ry and the hurt within
Cause I'm living in a world of just pretend
I didn't forget all the kisses that we shared...
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Bill Phillips performs "I Didn't Forget", and this lyric page sits inside the Bill Phillips catalog on LyroVerse.
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