Forgetful Chet Baker
"Forgetful" by Chet Baker, released in 1956, is a jazz ballad that explores themes of love, longing, and the bittersweet nature of memories. The lyrics convey a sense of nostalgia and emotional vulnerability. Unique elements include Baker's smooth trumpet playing and soft vocals, creating an intimate atmosphere. The song has influenced jazz standards and remains a classic. #Jazz
Lately
You've been so forgetful
A kind of a stop and go forgetfulness
That bothers me
Kisses
I once had a netful
But you've been forgetful
And i'm never kissed
And it bothers me
Romance
Never any romance
No chance
And it bothers me
And someday
When you are regretful
You'll wish you had tried much less forgetfulness
You'll be upset
And forgetful
Won't be able
To forget
You've been so forgetful
A kind of a stop and go forgetfulness
That bothers me
Kisses
I once had a netful
But you've been forgetful
And i'm never kissed
And it bothers me
Romance
Never any romance
No chance
And it bothers me
And someday
When you are regretful
You'll wish you had tried much less forgetfulness
You'll be upset
And forgetful
Won't be able
To forget
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