I Almost Forgot Her Today
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I Almost Forgot Her Today
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I didn't make the call when i picked up the phone
I didn't pass her house to see if she'd be home
I didn't hear her voice in every word i say
You see i almost forgot her today
She really doesn't mean that much to me
I know tomorrow she'll be just a memor-y
She's just a girl who got in my hearts w-a-y
And i almost forgot her today
My eyes didn't search each crowd and hoped to see her face
My heart didn't miss a beat as i passed by our favorite place
My lips didn't quiver when her name got in the way
You see i almost forgot her today
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