If you see some picture of us

Lying on the bed

Some old memory haunts you

Gets stuck inside your head

Don?t get angry about it

And wish we?d never been

Don?t get roped into a corner

And try changing everything

Don?t get paralyzed with fear

And stand there wondering

What to do

Just forget it girl

And I will too


If you?re on our corner

And you run into our friends

If they ask about me

Start wondering where I am

Don?t get angry about it

Feel like you?re caving in

Don?t start crying again

And go and tell them everything

Don?t you walk away believing

You will never make it through

Just forget it girl

And I will too


If some rainy afternoon

You?re crying in your bed

Cursing every detail

Bout the day that we first met

Don?t get angry about it

Start throwing everything

Don?t get struck dumb in your steps

Each time you hear the doorbell ring

Take some comfort in knowing

These are things that I will do

I can?t forget it girl

Though I try to

I can?t forget it girl

Though I try to


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    why are they both angry about breaking up? because it is an affair that ended, otherwise they would still be together, right?

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