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Phil Collins ~ I've Forgotten Everything


'...I get along without you very well' [Hoagy Carmichael. 1939] I've forgotten everything about you 'til someone says your name I've forgotten all the reasons I loved you 'til someone tells me that you rang The memories are hazy now I don't recall at all there's nothing, there's nothing there just me and I don't understand why I can't recollect my feelings 'til someone mentions that they saw you I really don't remember all the things you said 'til someone shows me where you live Why is everything so hazy now I don't recall at all there's nothing, there's nothing there just me and I don't understand why I can't recall your smile the touch of your hand holding mine and I can't remember why holding you seemed so right The memories they're hazy now I don't recall at all there's nothing, there's nothing there just me and I don't understand why I've forgotten everything about you 'til someone says your name I've forgotten all the reasons I loved you 'til someone tells me that you rang more free lyrics

'...I get along without you very well' [Hoagy Carmichael. 1939]

I've forgotten everything about you
'til someone says your name
I've forgotten all the reasons I loved you
'til someone tells me that you rang

The memories are hazy now
I don't recall at all
there's nothing, there's nothing there
just me
and I don't understand why

I can't recollect my feelings
'til someone mentions that they saw you
I really don't remember all the things you said
'til someone shows me where you live

Why is everything so hazy now
I don't recall at all
there's nothing, there's nothing there
just me
and I don't understand why

I can't recall your smile
the touch of your hand holding mine
and I can't remember why
holding you seemed so right

The memories they're hazy now
I don't recall at all
there's nothing, there's nothing there
just me
and I don't understand why

I've forgotten everything about you
'til someone says your name
I've forgotten all the reasons I loved you
'til someone tells me that you rang

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