You’ve Forgotten Me

I remember we met on the 4th of July The fireworks were beautiful, and you said so am I We got caught in the pouring rain… we were drenched to the core Our clothes clung cold to our bodies But you were there to keep me warm Remember how you felt when I held you And caressed you in my hands I remember how you smelled like Downy All of this seemed planned I remember how I fit so perfectly against your body I remember we were good together But you’ve forgotten me You said you’d call me later Well that was weeks ago How did we go from perfect match to overlooked I’ll never know The one thing you learned from America was how not to call when you want it over No need for messy goodbyes. No need to invent lies But I’ll remember how you looked last time and how you looked at me I’ll remember how you cared and listened so intensively I’ll remember making love in the car and how you made me scream I’ll remember every inch of your body Though you’ve forgotten me And I’ll remember not to trust And I’ll remember not to let my lust for latin men get the best of me Never cloud my reasoning And I’ll remember to be false I’ll never give and only take I’ll remember to be distant That way my heart won’t break Next time it won’t be easy, next time I’ll be the one who doesn’t care who doesn’t follow through and I’ll just shake it off. You’re an imprint in my mind and a thing I can’t erase You walk by, and you see my face…and shrug Like you’ve forgotten me, you’ve forgotten me You’ve forgotten me. (after all we’ve been together) You’ve forgotten me.