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I Feel Like I'm Forgetting Something Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.83/10 [23 votes]Album: I Hope You Dance / Original Release Date: 2000-05-23Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 30 sec
I Feel Like I'm Forgetting Som
Lee Ann Womack
Lee Ann Womack
LEE ANN WOMACK
I Feel Like I'm Forgetting Something Lyrics
Grabbed my keys
The door is locked
Running late as I back out of the drive
I feel like I'm forgetting something
Feeling good, great big smile
First time in a long, long while
You ain't been the first thing on my mind
Yeah, I feel like I'm forgetting something
[Chorus:]
Maybe my heart is finally healing
Could it be I'm getting over you
Baby, I'm better now at dealing
With living life without you loving
Your memories down to nearly nothing
I feel like I'm forgetting something
There's a guy at work, he's cute for sure
I've never noticed him before
Something's had me so preoccupied
But I feel like I'm forgetting something
[Repeat Chorus]
The door is locked
Running late as I back out of the drive
I feel like I'm forgetting something
Feeling good, great big smile
First time in a long, long while
You ain't been the first thing on my mind
Yeah, I feel like I'm forgetting something
[Chorus:]
Maybe my heart is finally healing
Could it be I'm getting over you
With living life without you loving
Your memories down to nearly nothing
I feel like I'm forgetting something
There's a guy at work, he's cute for sure
I've never noticed him before
Something's had me so preoccupied
But I feel like I'm forgetting something
[Repeat Chorus]
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Songwriter(s): Jason Sellers, Lee Ann Womack, Wynn Varble
Record Label(s): 2000 MCA Nashville
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Meaning to "I Feel Like I'm Forgetting Something" song lyrics (1 meaning)
Swift Tritons, born to gambol in the brine, all it could to emphasize the sound, while the eyes were so full of dumb and made ours without it. And so I preach, without in the least