"Forget" genre: Folk
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	A pop/folk tune with lyrics by Renee Pennington and fantastically lyrical bass playing by Scott Ambush of the band Spyro Gyra
	CD: The Book of David   Label: Mud Luscious Records Credits: Produced by Zak Mabie at Zax Trax Recording Studios in Frederick, MD.
	Story Behind the Song The lyrics (for me) are all about trying to fogive a lover for leaving. Acknowledging that they did what they had to do, and did their best to do it honourably. Kind of a "I miss you, but no hard feelings" kind of a tune. We recorded it over a period of months, exploring different sonic possibilities. The harmonies came pretty easy, but Zak and I had more than one argument about the "na na na" vocals at the end of the middle break, and the overdriven guitar riff immediately following that is still being argued about in late night sessions. (I won, heh heh). Lyrics Did you return to forget me from across the sea and were your visions of you there all that you need now the recognition, once timeless and true is a fading reminder of me and you Chorus and I'll see you in another town in another life, when the sun goes down everything you've said, I've heard and I'll spend my life trying to put you in words and your songs of smiles dance nervously away and you look inspired or determined I can't say will I see you again when there's something to learn will we stand close to the fire as the pages burn Chorus We began before we met, to end before it's over Maybe then, we'll meet again. I'll close my eyes and forget And I'll see you in some far-off place with familiar pain and familiar grace and I'll hold all you are in me and spend my life trying to set you free

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