Easily

Muse

Let your inhibitions go,
Make every touch electrical,
When you're feeling beautiful,
Will you remember me?

I wanna touch you deep inside,
And find the secrets that you hide,
When your fears are cast aside,
Will you remember me?

Easily forgotten love.
Easily forgotten love.
It's not so easily.

I just want to let you know
My mind refuses to let you go.
I wanna hypnotize you so
You will remember me.

Easily forgotten love.
Easily forgotten love.
It's not so easily.

Easily forgotten love.
Easily forgotten love.
Easily the best I ever had.
Easily the best I ever had.


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    i think the missing lyrics are actually "I wanna HYPNOTIZE YOU SO you will remember me" also the ending is "Easily the best I ever had"

    maybe it is about desiring an intimate relationship with someone but you can not get them to be yours or open up emotionally yet you still love them

    Synchon April 03, 2007   Link

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