John T. Wurzer - Things Forgotten

If I were ever to remember everything that I've forgotten
It would probably explode my fiercely aging brain
If I were ever to recover all those lost and frozen feelings
Would I melt them down, heat them up, and try to drink them all again

You see I've found a compromise
Between the sound of my own teardrops hitting the ground
And the fire in her eyes

If I were ever to return to all the places I escaped from
Would the aura and the restless urges be intact
If I were ever to remember all the things that I've forgotten
Would I remember that when I wore that hat; I already proved you can't go back

You see I've found a compromise
Between the sound of my own teardrops hitting the ground
And the fire in her eyes

If I were ever to come back from these places that I've run to
Would the running seem quite pointless, kind of useless and unwise
If I were ever to remember all the things that I've forgotten
Would I lose my breath; have nothing left; nothing left to wear that's not my size

You see I've found a compromise
Between the sound of my own teardrops hitting the ground
And the fire in her eyes

If I knocked down all the walls that have been keeping me quite captive
Ever so peaceful, elevated, subjugated and sublime
If I were ever to remember all the things that I've forgotten
Would I favor them; would I savor them; or would I deem them wasted time

You see I've found a compromise
Between the sound of my own teardrops hitting the ground
And the fire in her eyes

If I were ever to remember everything that I've forgotten
It would probably explode this fiercely aging brain
If I were ever to remember all the things that I've forgotten
Would I favor them; would I savor them; or would I forget them all again

Written by:
John Wurzer

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