"You Forgot Your Flowers" genre: Country General
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	Country flavored soft rock song about a person falling for someone who previously dumped him, but strongly suspecting he's being dumped again!
	MP3.com CD: Never Been This Close - buy it! CD: Never Been This Close Credits: Music/lyrics/instruments/vocals by John Fausett
	Story Behind the Song Sometimes your emotions have convinced you that you've found "the one", so you ignore conventional wisdom which eventually proves you were wrong. Then, after several years, "certainly that person has matured" and you fall again. But sadly, it's the same old story. Lyrics YOU FORGOT YOUR FLOWERS ©1984 /1997 by John G. Fausett You forgot your flowers Are you forgetting me? Though it's only been hours Perhaps symbolically Their colors are fading as love is abating Your feelings were so intense When you came back again I should have been able to sense Your stability is like the wind You forgot your flowers Are you forgetting me? Though it's only been hours Perhaps symbolically Their colors are fading as love is abating I remember four years ago You had me falling head over heels But you walked out and left me cold And nothing can describe how that feels You forgot your flowers Are you forgetting me? Though it's only been hours Perhaps symbolically Their colors are fading as love is abating Warning signs are coming my way Too many for me to ignore I must appear as easy prey When I leave an open corridor You forgot your flowers Are you forgetting me? Though it's only been hours Perhaps symbolically Their colors are fading as love is abating You've done this before...I can't take anymore You forgot your flowers You forgot your flowers

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