Play the song without the rhyme scheme
Play the song without the hook in the third line
So I can forget it easily
Like I wish I could forget you

The photographs without the faces
The photographs of just the landscapes where we've been
So I can forget them easily
Like I wish I could forget you
Like I wish I could forget you

Maybe I'll write this up or maybe I'll leave this down
Maybe I'll write this up or maybe I still look down
For you around the bend
For you around

Roll the film without the love scene
Roll the film with all of the car crashes in
Maybe I'll forget it easily
Like I wish I could forget you
Like I wish I could forget you

Maybe I'll write this up or maybe I'll leave this down
Maybe I'll write this up or maybe I still look down
For you around the bend
For you around the bend
For you around the bend
For you around

Maybe I'll write this out or maybe I'll leave this down
Maybe I'll write this out or maybe I still look down
Maybe I'll write this out or maybe I'll leave this down
Maybe I'll write this out or maybe I still look down

For you around the bend
For you around the bend
For you around the bend
For you around the bend
For you around the bend
For you around the bend
For you around the bend
For you around


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    great mix of instruments. the lyrics make complete sense as well. Its the "rhyme scheme, faces, love scenes" that keep us hanging on...without them everything else is easily forgotten. Without them, it'd be easier to move on.

    cucumbermelonon March 13, 2011   Link

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