Forget To Remember Frank Sinatra
"Forget To Remember" by Frank Sinatra, released in 1960, is a #Jazz ballad exploring themes of nostalgia and the bittersweet nature of memories. The lyrics reflect on the struggle between holding onto the past and the desire to move forward. Unique musical elements include Sinatra's smooth vocal delivery and orchestral arrangements. The song captures the complexity of love and longing, resonating with listeners' experiences of heartache.
Pretend there is no silence, alone in your apartment
Don't notice things that once were hers
Ignore the endless hours
Don't chase the dream that your hearts were after, children's laughter
Somehow believe in living, forget about the giving
Just tell your life it must go on
Run from yourself until you can't be found
But don't remember, refuse to remember
Forget to remember love
Don't notice things that once were hers
Ignore the endless hours
Don't chase the dream that your hearts were after, children's laughter
Somehow believe in living, forget about the giving
Just tell your life it must go on
Run from yourself until you can't be found
But don't remember, refuse to remember
Forget to remember love
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