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Artist: Mr. Kitty
Canonical path: /mr-kitty/forget
Related lyric paths: 6
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Forget
Read Forget lyrics by Mr. Kitty on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Forget
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If you can tell me
The words I've spoken
I'll repair the things
That I have broken
And when you hold me
Just like a token
Will you please throw me
Into the ocean
Why don't you
Please, forget me
Why don't you
Forget me now
Why don't you
Please, forget me
Why don't you
Forget me now
The day you found me
I was uneasy
You did what you could
To not displease me
But when my crutches
Dissolved beneath me
You watched me stumble
You didn't need me
Why don't you
Please, forget me
Why don't you
Forget me now
Why don't you
Please, forget me
Why don't you
Forget me now
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Mr. Kitty performs "Forget", and this lyric page sits inside the Mr. Kitty catalog on LyroVerse.
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