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FORGOTTEN song lyrics by Joel Sattler
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FORGOTTEN song lyrics
by Joel Sattler

I hear the rain ringing on the roof
look in your face looking for some proof
if all you say is something true
then I should remember you

I saw you driving come up the path
looking for something an aftermath
carefully stepping down as you walk
looking as if you needed to talk

sometimes things tear your heart in half
sometimes it's best to go dark and laugh
sometimes things maybe are best left
forgotten
forgotten

sometimes emotions will make you blind
sometimes a memory's so unkind
sometimes the past is best left behind
forgotten
forgotten

were you really you or were someone else
did I even know who I was myself
we sat and we spoke of an ancient time
back when we couldn't read the signs

and when you left I forgot your name
and ever since then nothing's been the same
I never knew what it was I would get
but now I just wish I'd forget

sometimes things tear your heart in half
sometimes it's best to go dark and laugh
sometimes things maybe are best left
forgotten
forgotten

sometimes emotions will make you blind
sometimes a memory's so unkind
sometimes the past is best left behind
forgotten
forgotten

forgotten
forgotten
I don't know what makes you tick
forgotten
forgotten
memory played me a trick

sometimes things tear your heart in half
sometimes it's best to go dark and laugh
sometimes things maybe are best left
forgotten
forgotten

sometimes emotions will make you blind
sometimes a memory's so unkind
sometimes the past is best left behind
forgotten
forgotten

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 Reviews of "FORGOTTEN song lyrics by Joel Sattler"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on March 30, 2014
Yes, very good cadence and message as well.

Ron

Reviewed by Joel Sattler
Reviewed on March 29, 2014
Thank you!

Reviewed by Shirley Long
Reviewed on March 29, 2014
I enjoye reading your song lyric poem toay. It relates the message
really well in each verse, you did a wonerful job in writing this poem.


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