I Think It's Best (to Forget Me)
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I Think It's Best (to Forget Me)
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Don't call me anymore by now you know the score
By now you know I'm not what I seem to be
Too much you loved and too much I decieved I think it's best to forget me
Yes I'm the one who lied used every alibi
Down deep inside I think that you're really you
I must confess to you oh can't you see ah I think it's best to forget me
Oh I had no right to do the things I did I know
Should have told you this a long long time ago
No longer can I hide the hurt I feel inside no longer can I live with this misery
Too much you loved and too much I decieved I think it's best to forget me
Yes I think it's best to forget me
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