Forget I Ever Said A Thing

[Intro: soft guitar picking, ambient organ swells] [Verse 1: gentle, reflective tone] You know what — I think you saw it first, Long before I understood, You knew it would hurt. I was only trying to help, Only reaching out my hand — But you were right. You were right. Forget I ever said a thing. [Chorus: slow emotional rise, guitars shimmer softly] You were right, Even if I can’t recall the words tonight. I was just trying to be kind, Even if I can’t recall the words tonight. I was just trying to be kind, Just a friend losing sight. But you were right, You were right, Forget I ever said a thing. [Verse 2: darker hue, voice cracks slightly] You know what — It’s been five years since you left, Since you slipped away On the same cursed day As my old man. Different place, different time, But the calls all came — And everything just broke apart. [Chorus: heavier drums, guitar bends weep] You were right, Even if I can’t recall the words tonight. I was just trying to be kind, Just a friend losing sight. But you were right, You were right, Forget I ever said a thing. [Bridge: rhythmic pulse softens, more open space] Sick summer skies, We were burning up inside, Every laugh was a lie, It was sick, It was sick. [Verse 3: stripped back to guitar and voice] Oh, you know what — You were right, You always knew what I couldn't find. I was just trying to be kind, Just trying to be a friend. But you were right. You were right. Forget I ever said a thing. [Outro: delicate guitar fading into reverb mist] Forget I ever said a thing.