I Forgot To Remember To Forget
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I Forgot To Remember To Forget
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I Forgot To Remember To Forget
Oh I forgot to remember to forget her
But I can't seem to get her off of my mind
I thought I'd never miss her oh but I found out somehow
Lord I think about that girl almost all the time
The day she went away I made myself a promise
That I would soon forget we'd ever met
Oh but something something's wrong cause I'm so blue and lonely
I forgot to remember to forget
[ piano ]
The day she went away...
I forgot to remember to forget
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