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A-Ha ~ I Won't Forget Her


(paul waaktaar) I won't forget her She was once my love When i hold you in my arms Oh yeah You know i'll let you come to no harm Oh yeah But if one day Much like today You stop and wonder what i'd prefer Well, you know i won't forget her I won't forget her She was once my love Did you see it in my eyes Oh yeah Did it make you realise Oh yeah That one day Much like today My mind would wonder If she's still there Cause you know i won't forget her I won't forget her She was once my love When i hold you in my arms Oh yeah She was once my love I won't forget her She was once my love more free lyrics

(paul waaktaar)

I won't forget her
She was once my love

When i hold you in my arms
Oh yeah
You know i'll let you come to no harm
Oh yeah

But if one day
Much like today
You stop and wonder what i'd prefer
Well, you know i won't forget her

I won't forget her
She was once my love

Did you see it in my eyes
Oh yeah
Did it make you realise
Oh yeah

That one day
Much like today
My mind would wonder
If she's still there

Cause you know i won't forget her

I won't forget her
She was once my love

When i hold you in my arms
Oh yeah
She was once my love

I won't forget her
She was once my love

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