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I've Forgotten, She's Forgotten
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"I've Forgotten, She's Forgotten"
Lyrics: Cal Francis DiFalco
Music: John Lawrence Schick
Sung by Erik Tyler
Walking through my hometown
It barely feels the same
Should have stayed in Clarksburg
Where people know my name
I'm looking for a girl
My love from way back when
I made me a promise
That I'd be back again
But I've forgotten, she's forgotten
How it used to be
And I know when she's talking
It's not about me
And I wonder in those moments
Where things don't seem so right
I wonder if she wonders, where I am tonight
I'm passing by the alley
Where we used to meet
A quarter passed eight o'clock
By Shady Maples street
I never knew what happened
And why I left her there
But I don't really matter
I haven't got a prayer
But I've forgotten, she's forgotten
How it used to be
And I know that when she's talking
It's not about me
And I wonder in those moments
Where things don't seem so right
I wonder if she wonders, where I am tonight
I've forgotten, she's forgotten too
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| Description |
Short Song Description:
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Long Song Description:
A melancholy, yet hopeful ballad. Intentional hyperbole lyrically. |
Story Behind the Song:
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| Credits |
| Lyric Credits: Cal Francis DiFalco |
| Music Credits: John Lawrence Schick |
| Producer Credits: John Lawrence Schick |
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| Performance Credits: Vocal: Erik Tyler Piano & Instrumental: John Lawrence Schick |
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| Metadata |
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Song Length: 3:08
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Primary Genre: Pop-General
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Secondary Genre: Unique-Soundtracks
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Tempo / Feel: Slow (71 - 90)
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Mood 1: Endearing
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Mood 2: Poignant
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Language: English
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