I forgive you
I ain't 'bout that shit, so I forgive you
Too late to switch, so I forgive you
Ain't 'bout that bitch, so I forgive you
But I forget you
I forgive you
I ain't 'bout that shit, so I forgive you
Too late to switch, so I forgive you
It ain't 'bout that bitch, so I forgive you
But I forget you

I didn't mean all the shit I say
But it's better than what's going on in my head
How dare you bring another chick in my bed
You lucky I'm doing my yoga or you might be dead
I ain't doing nothing that would take away my zen
If you are not enchanting then you park it up and then
Life's a bunch of texts and we all do our best
Searching for something outside ourselves to bring us happiness, yes

I forgive you
I ain't 'bout that shit, so I forgive you
It's too late to switch, so I forgive you
It ain't 'bout that bitch, so I forgive you
But I forget you
I forgive you
I ain't 'bout that shit, so I forgive you
Too late to switch, so I forgive you
It ain't 'bout that bitch, so I forgive you
But I forget you

You and I don't know
What goes on for us
If we lead the stars
We don't know what's the life for us

I forgive you
I ain't 'bout that shit, so I forgive you
It's too late to switch, so I forgive you
Ain't 'bout that bitch, so I forgive you
But I forget you
I forgive you
Ain't 'bout that shit, so I forgive you
Too late to switch, so I forgive you
It ain't 'bout that bitch, so I forgive you
But I forget you

I forget you
But I forget you


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I Forgive Yiew Lyrics as written by Ryder Andrew Ripps Miley Cyrus

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