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Try to Remember Lyrics by Thornetta Davis

Sunday Morning Music

1996

[Verse 1]
So he cried a long time
So I guess we disagree
You cried to me in that empty voice
On the telephone [?]
There is no fear in loneliness
Except for those who lead
I think it's time you believe
I think it's time you leave
I let my tears
Dry my sadness
Then I smile to hide the pain
Open my eyes to see you standing there
And I pray it won't be the same
[Chorus]
If I can't find me another way
And I try so hard to remember
How you was, how you've been, once again
I try, try, try to remember
[Verse 2]
Let the past come to the future
Helped your pain step away
Listen up when i tell you
That today is my day
Loneliness has more faces
Than all the eyes could ever see
[?] step into your different world
But all we do is disagree
I let my tears
Dry my sadness
Then I smile to hide the pain
Open my eyes to see you standing there
And I pray it won't be the same, no, no, no
[Chorus]
If I can't find me another way
And I try so hard to remember, yeah
How it was, how you been, once again
I try, try, try
To remember (to remember)
To remember (to remember)
To remember (to remember)
To remember (to remember)
Oh, if I can't find me another way
And I try so hard to remember, yeah
How it was, how you been, once again
I try, try, try
To remember
If I can't find me another way
Yeah, I try so hard to remember, yeah
How it was, how you been, once again
I try, try, try
To remember

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"Try to Remember" appears on "Sunday Morning Music" in 1996.

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