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I’ve lost, and don’t remember what I saw in you
Your charms have become less charming
Your sweetness decreases everyday
My dear darling, I’ve forgotten what I saw in you.
Now I’m lost, I don’t know a gentle way to say
that our life together is over and its best that you find someone new
because my darling, I’ve forgotten what I saw in you.
I seem to recall some vague memory of feeling happy, when we were young and in love.
But that was a long time ago.
Now I’m lost, Never in a million years what I have dreamt that about you I’d become indifferent.
But sweetheart, incredibly it’s true…. that your cutie pie has forgotten what he saw in you.
Please don’t think that I’m being impulsive or careless and that I’m not miserable too, but I just can’t continue this lie
I’m lost.
I wish this had a happy ending
I wish there was something I could do
But, my darling, I’ve forgotten what I saw in you.
I’ve forgotten what I saw in you.
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a great album to sing along to, even though i wish they'd talk about boys instead. i wish the last track was more literal, but oh well, it's still good quasiotter
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I’ve known of STRFKR since around the time this album was originally released (2012 or 2013, most likely). That said, it’s taken me until now (February 10, 2023) to listen to STRFKR. And allow me to say this is something I somewhat regret. This album reminds me a lot of MGMT’s “Oracular Spectacular” but less polished. There’s an earnestness to these songs that is undeniable, and it’s a helluva lot of fun. If electro rock is your cup of tea, bring an empty cup; STRFKR’s gonna make sure it’s full. Kirk Gauthier