I Keep Forgettin

Ringo Starr

Transposer:

I keep forgetting you don't love me no more I keep forgetting you don't want me no more I keep forgetting that you told me that you Didn't want me around any more But these stupid old feet Just head for your street Like they've done so many times before And this stubborn old fist On the end of my wrist Starts knocking on your front door I keep forgetting you don't love me no more I keep forgetting you don't want me no more I keep forgetting about those heartbreaking nights And those heartbreaking things that you said - ooh Though I know in my heart We've drifted apart Still I can't believe our love is dead Though it's plain as can be That you're finished with me I just can't get it through my head I keep forgetting you don't love me no more (you don't love me no more) Don't love me no more (love me no more) I keep forgetting you don't love me no more I keep forgetting you don't love me no more I keep forgetting you don't want me no more I keep forgetting about those heartbreaking nights And those heartbreaking things that you said - ooh Though I know in my heart We've drifted apart Still I can't believe our love is dead Though it's plain as can be That you're finished with me I just can't get it through my head I keep forgetting you don't love me no more (no don't love me no more) Don't love me no more (oh you don't love me no more) I keep forgetting you don't love me no more. (yo!)

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur d'un cœur brisé, où le protagoniste peine à accepter que l'amour est terminé. Malgré la certitude qu'il n'est plus désiré, il se retrouve souvent sur le seuil de celle qu'il aime, agissant comme si rien n’avait changé. Il se rappelle des moments déchirants et des mots blessants échangés, mais il a du mal à se résoudre à la réalité de leur séparation. La répétition de son oubli souligne son désespoir et la difficulté de tourner la page, même lorsque tout indique que leur histoire est bel et bien finie. Le contexte ici reflète ce dilemme commun à bien des relations : la lutte entre l'amour et la raison, et cette tendance humaine à oublier la vérité douloureuse lorsque le cœur est encore attaché.

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