LEARN LYRICS

We had all the kisses in the world
We spoke little, our skin did the talking
You put diamonds in my breakfasts
I brought the lover, the toast and the coffee
Who gave more, who gave less?
What's it matter, if I don't forget you?
I can't anymore, what's the use in pretending?
If now I'm here without you, in the middle of nowhere
Starring in the film Risky Lies
Trying to fix what you broke
Not to cry while silence undresses our harsh reality
I can't anymore, and I don't forget you
And I don't forget you
We were precious metals melted together
A war of two worlds, pure Orson Welles style
There was nothing common in our senses
Your lips and your skin made me motel fodder
Who gave more, who gave less?
What's it matter, if I don't forget you?
I can't anymore, what's the use in pretending?
If now I'm here without you, in the middle of nowhere
Starring in the film Risky Lies
Trying to fix what you broke
Not to cry while silence undresses our harsh reality
I can't anymore, and I don't forget you
And I don't forget you
How hard it is to forget the kisses we never gave
How hard it is to forget the moon we promised each other
How hard it is to forget the things I don't know
The things I don't know
Or the ones I always knew, and never wanted to see
And never wanted to see
How hard it is to forget when our thing is in the cloud
How hard it is to forget with the stories you post
How hard it is to forget you
How hard it is to forget you
How hard it is to forget you