Forgive and Forget
Echoes of Love and Loss: Unveiling the Meaning Behind 'Forgive and Forget'
Lyrics
I heard your heart in the drumbeat
I sensed your emotions in the rhythm
It reminded me of everything
It brought back memories of the past
Then sparked a fragment of memory
This triggered a fragment of a memory
And now I cannot remember
But now I'm unable to recall it
I know that look that you gave to me
The look you gave me is a faint reflection of what once existed
Is just a shadow of what was
It's now just a shadow of what used to be
And now you're staring right through me
Currently, you see through me
And I know that you know I know
We both understand the unspoken truth
And I touched your face
I physically connected with you
And you dug my grave for days
But in doing so, you metaphorically prepared my downfall
I heard your voice in the melody
I recognized your presence in the music
It reminded me of everything
It brought back memories again
I had to drown out the memories
To escape those memories, I had to drown them out
The silence helps me to forget
Silence becomes a refuge to forget
Your eyes were staring daggers right through me
Your eyes conveyed intense disapproval
I was waiting by the door ready to leave
I was ready to leave, waiting by the door
The silence resounded and was deafening
The silence between us was overwhelming
Reverberating through our hollowed hearts
It echoed through our empty hearts
Then I touched your face
Again, I touched your face
Then you dug my grave for days
And once more, you contributed to my downfall
And I touched your face
Repeating the cycle, I touched your face again
And you dug my grave for days
And once again, you were part of digging my grave
Tell me what you said to me
I seek an explanation for your words
Tell me what you said to me, anyhow
Regardless, I want to know what you said
Why won't you tell me what you said to me
Why do you withhold the meaning of your words?
Tell me what you said to me anyhow
Regardless, I desire to know your words
No!
Expressing a strong denial or refusal
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