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Adrian Belew ~ I Remember How To Forget


Too many struggles, too many scenes A broken record of miseries And if you let it, it makes you cry And you can never be satisfied I see the victims of low esteem The empty people without a dream The bitter faces of bitter men And i don't want to end up one of them How will it make me cry If i won't let a tear in my eye How will it make me feel worse If i won't let it hurt I've been through trouble before I stood tall when i got up off the floor To find myself a different situation Now when the sun rolls across the sky And the autumn leaves fall before my eyes I can see the reason why I remember how to forget Too many troubles and memories Of disappointment and apathy And if you let it, it makes you hate You've got to learn to take it day by day I see the victims of low esteem The empty people without a dream The bitter faces of bitter men But i don't want to be one of them I see the sun roll across the sky And the autumn leaves fall before my eyes And i know the reason why I feel so fine more free lyrics

Too many struggles, too many scenes
A broken record of miseries
And if you let it, it makes you cry
And you can never be satisfied
I see the victims of low esteem
The empty people without a dream
The bitter faces of bitter men
And i don't want to end up one of them

How will it make me cry
If i won't let a tear in my eye
How will it make me feel worse
If i won't let it hurt
I've been through trouble before
I stood tall when i got up off the floor
To find myself a different situation

Now when the sun rolls across the sky
And the autumn leaves fall before my eyes
I can see the reason why
I remember how to forget

Too many troubles and memories
Of disappointment and apathy
And if you let it, it makes you hate
You've got to learn to take it day by day
I see the victims of low esteem
The empty people without a dream
The bitter faces of bitter men
But i don't want to be one of them

I see the sun roll across the sky
And the autumn leaves fall before my eyes
And i know the reason why
I feel so fine

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