Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jim Reeves
Canonical path: /jim-reeves/trying-to-forget
Related lyric paths: 6
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Trying To Forget
Read Trying To Forget lyrics by Jim Reeves on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Trying To Forget
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Trying to forget the thrill of holding you will I ever stop thinking of hapiness we knew
Who are you thinking of in your dreams at night
Who are you longing for when you hug your pillow tight
But I'll forget I'll forget I know I will
Maybe I will find a heart that's true and a love that's real
Trying to forget the times you broke my heart
Remembering how happy you made me at the start
Please won't you listen I want you to know though you have hurt me I still love you so
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