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Forgetting You


I wanted to forget so bad

All the memories that we had

 

So I moved on with life

It was nice and back to the usual strife

 

And then the day came

My memories were not the same

 

I was wondering about your eyes

I swear they weren't blue like the skies

 

So I pulled out my phone, 

I swear I had known

 

I thought I knew

But sure enough they were blue

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