Leeta, forever, please remember me, now
Leeta, forever, please remember me, now
I used to love her, do you remember?
Leeta, will you know?

Leeta, forever, please remember me, now
Leeta, forever, please remember me, now
I used to love her, do you remember?
Leeta, will you know?

I used to love her, do you remember
Leeta, will you know?


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Leeta Lyrics as written by Cole Porter

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    Such a short but sweet song. I do believe this song is about a relationship that was broken off by either one but he doesnt want her to forget him ever

    kissfreak93on July 15, 2008   Link
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    Love the player piano type sound on this cool.

    meta110003on April 01, 2022   Link

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