Don't Forget About Me
from The Art of Overthinking by Chris James
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lyrics
I know we don’t speak
I know that won’t change
Can’t remember the person I was
When you moved on, am I the same?
I sometimes imagine what it would be like
If you were still part of my tangled up life
I’m sure
It’d be cool
Don’t you forget about me
Please know it’s ok to leave
Weird how hard it can be
To realize it’s me you don’t need
Don’t you forget about me
Even if we both no longer speak
Weird how hard it can be
To realize it’s me you don’t need
Don’t forget about me
Don’t forget about me
Don’t forget about me
I spent too much time on my own
And that’s a mistake cause it just goes to show
That I can’t even call on your phone
Was I replaced by someone I don’t know
I sometimes imagine what it would be like
if you were still part of my tangled up life
I’m sure
It’d be cool
Don’t you forget about me
Please know it’s ok to leave
Weird how hard it can be
To realize it’s me you don’t need
Don’t you forget about me
Even if we both no longer speak
Weird how hard it can be
To realize it’s me you don’t need
Don’t forget about me
Don’t forget about me
Don’t forget about me
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