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Can’t Remember How It Feels Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I can't remember how it feels
To know that time will tell me
Everything that I do, boy
Is like a movement minutes behind
I can't remember how it feels
[Chorus]
You don't know what you're hurting me for
Talk to me baby, don't know
You don't know what you're hurting me for
Talk to me baby, don't go
[Verse 2]
I can't remember how it feels
To know that nothing kills me
Why you make guarantees, boy?
We never need some meaning behind
I can't remember how it feels
[Chorus]
You don't know what you're hurting me for
Talk to me baby, don't know
You don't know what you're hurting me for
Talk to me baby, don't go
[Bridge]
We're about to get in the night
We're about to get in the night
We're about to get in the night
We're about to get in the night
And if you really want more, I don't really mind
And if you really want more we're about to get in the night
We're about to get in the night
We're about to get in the night
We're about to get in the night
We're about to get in the night
We're about to get in the night
But you don't know how it feels
Now, you won't know how it feels
You don't know how it feels
[Chorus]
You don't know what you're hurting me for
Talk to me baby, don't know
You don't know what you're hurting me for
Talk to me baby, don't go
You don't know what you're hurting me for
Can’t Remember How It Feels Q&A
Who wrote Can’t Remember How It Feels's ?
Can’t Remember How It Feels was written by Fine Glindvad Jensen.
Who produced Can’t Remember How It Feels's ?
Can’t Remember How It Feels was produced by CHINAH.
When did CHINAH release Can’t Remember How It Feels?
CHINAH released Can’t Remember How It Feels on Fri Sep 30 2016.
What did CHINAH say about "Can't Remember How It Feels"?
The band explains the lyrics in a interview with DIY:
Lyrically, the song is about being out of touch with your feelings […] With age comes the realisation that most things have an ending, and the song is written in that ‘realist’ state of mind where you seem to have forgotten the childish fantasy...