Title: “Somebody I Forgot to Know” (Genre: Reggae-dub heartbreak – bouncy rhythm guitar, dub delays, lo-fi horns, warm bassline) ⸻ [Intro – soft chords, dub echo on guitar] We used to fight… Used to cry… Then I got high and… forgot why. ⸻ [Verse 1] You said I never listened, never called back, You packed your bags while I packed a sack. We had deep talks, now I barely recall— Was it love… or just a missed call? You slammed the door, I lit a jay, You said goodbye, I drifted away. Now I sit here with my thoughts on slow… You just… someone I forgot to know. ⸻ [Chorus – catchy and floaty, stoned swagger] You were somebody I used to know, But then I got high, and now… I dunno. I remember tears, I remember your name— Or at least I did… before the flame. Now you just a blur in a hazy frame, I’m vibin’ alone and I ain’t feelin’ shame. Coulda been love, coulda been pain— But I rolled one up… and forgot the whole thing. ⸻ [Verse 2] Used to hear your voice when I closed my eyes, Now it’s just echoes and lazy highs. We had plans, we had fights, Now I got snacks and peaceful nights. You said I changed, you were probably right, I stopped chasin’ what don’t feel light. If closure’s real, then this I know— It came wrapped in green and burned real slow. ⸻ [Bridge – dub breakdown, reverb vocals] I ain’t mad, I ain’t cold, Just forgot the story I was told. You were fire, then a flicker… Now just a name I can’t remember quicker. (echo: “quicker… quicker…”) ⸻ [Final Chorus – harmony stack, chill bounce] You were somebody I used to know, But I smoked one deep, and let you go. Could write a song, could cry some more— But I’d rather vibe on this hardwood floor. Yeah, you were somebody, I ain’t deny, But now you just clouds driftin’ through my high. You wanted closure, I gave it slow… Inhale, exhale… and let it go. ⸻ [Outro – soft horns, long dub tail] You were deep, you were real… Now you just someone I forgot to feel.
