Forget It
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Forget It
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I gave myself some good advice forget it
It's gonna drive me crazy if I let it
I forgot the line as soon as I had said it
But it's good advice for you and me, forget it.
Another day another place it's another year
We crossed too many bridges that brought us here
We both had too much fun to now regret it
It's good advice for you and me, forget it.
--- Instrumental ---
A man has mornings when he thinks he'll find it
Oh, it's just a little mountain I can climb it
So if some night your phone should ring just let it
It's good advice for you and me, forget it.
Another day another place it's another year
We crossed too many bridges that brought us here
We both had too much fun to now regret it
It's good advice for you and me, forget it...
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Tom T. Hall performs "Forget It", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom T. Hall catalog on LyroVerse.
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