I don't like being away
I made my own confession
And I won't spend another day
Waiting for my mission to redeem

I can't forget
Ooh I can't forget

I wake up every morning
Wondering how I made it through the night
It only makes it harder
To keep our little secret alive

When the time comes
For this mystery to be through
I'll return to my old life
But I can't forget

I can't forget

Last night I heard a cry from someone
The best I could do was think of how I miss you
One day I know it'll all be through
I've been really tryin' hard not to think about it

You must believe I've tried sometimes
To catch the early warning signs
But you never left my mind yeah
When the memory fills your head

All the things we left unsaid
Will you leave it all for dead

I know now sometimes when you feel down
And you need the strength that can't be found
Just think of me and make that call
And I'll be around to catch that fall

Nobody sees the hope I see
Nobody feels the love I feel
Can't hide the love you work in me
Cause it's real

When the time comes
For this mystery to be through (yeah it's through)
I'll return to my own life
But I won't forget

I can't forget


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I Can't Forget Lyrics as written by W Stevenson Carl Belew

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