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I was in the park playing my ukulele, and the first phrase came out of nowhere:
"You never told me how easy it would be to forget you".
It reminded me of someone I dated quickly in college, who was clearly not meant for me, and whose name I don't even remember. I wrote this song thinking of that relationship, with the help of Kim Dowd for the lyrics and rhymes.
[Verse] You never told me how easy It would be to forget you I don't remember your name All I know is I regret you I met you one night When I was lonely I thought you were right for me But if only [Pre-chorus] I was looking for love Where it isn't meant to be There was never a story Of you and me [Verse] I wasn't really into you You didn't like me I never understood What we were supposed to be We weren't really friends Barely strangers My heart was at peace And couldn't see the danger [Pre-chorus] In trying to find love Where it's not supposed to be There was never between us Any chemistry [Chorus] I still remember when I saw you for the first time But I don't think you were ever meant to be mine We're lost in chances playing love like a game But I don't think I can remember your name [Verse] I don't know when you left my life I didn't care If there were tears I wasn't there The last time I saw you You didn't see me Once more we were strangers Like we're supposed to be [Outro] I stopped looking for love Where it's not meant to be So that one day I might set My heart free
Such a great lyric! I think we've all had some kind of similar experience as this. Well done in putting it to words that flow. Nice work on the melody and delivery.