maybe babe you don’t understand how
everything completely makes you stand out
try to think about it every day
you can’t because your mind goes astray
when you struggle and it shows you start to pout
it’s not fair are the words you cry out loud
whats the use in tryin every day
im drowning in this un-romatic pain
that’s why you fall down
that’s why you fall down
hey, hey, hey, hey, oh
don’t call me honey it’s lost its strength
we both know that we need to be single again
it’s really obvious so plain to see
i’ll forget about you , you should forget about me
that’s why you fall down
that’s why you fall down
la, la la la la la, la la la la, la la la la la la la la
la, la la la la la, la la la la, la la la la la la la la
i want you to forget about me
i need you to forget about me
i want you to forget about me
i need you to forget about me
i want you to forget about me
i need you to forget about me
i want you to forget about me
i need you to forget about me
After a few bars I am pretty confident you can tell what inspired the lyrical melody for this song. This is an original piece, music and lyrics. The story behind the song is an ironic one actually. The artist that collaborates with me on this is boyMONROE. Originally I was the other half of boyMONROE until we decided to go our separate ways – well, I decided to go my separate way. The musical connection between us was very strong and amazing however, the other aspects of our connection (our friendship) led to many unhappy and uncomfortable moments. This song was created right at the end of our musical relationship and the start of my solo career. The words I wrote came from within me and my way to express my ‘good-bye’ to boyMONROE. The irony here is that he does sing on the song (backgrounds in the chorus) the hook and key message I needed him to understand “i want you to forget about me, i need you to forget about me”