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Forget About You Lyrics


Graham Colton Forget About You


It's been one year to the day
Since I watched you drive away leaving me with only street lights glowing
Here we are now face to face fumbling all the words to say
Hiding feelings that I don't want showing now

I am useless young and stupid for thinking I'll get over you
I'll make excuses but the truth is
It's the best that I can do
I can't forget about you

We'd spend every day and night and never left each other's side
But I never asked you what you're thinking
Cause it's been one year to the day
Here we are now face to face
Now it feels like I am slowly sinking down

[chorus]

Every night I stayed up thinking my mind's made up
Every memory I hold on to
If I could only have a minute
I know how I'd spend it saying everything I feel for you
I feel for you

I am useless young and stupid for thinking I'll get over you
There's no excuses cause the truth is
There's nothing left for me to do
I can't forget about you
Forget about you
I can't forget about you
I won't forget about you
Forget about you
I can't forget about you




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