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We Have Forgotten
3,230
Christian Rock
We Have Forgotten was released on November 22, 1997 by Curb Word as a part of the album Sixpence None the Richer
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Release DateNovember 22, 1997
LabelCurb Word
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM83

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Dale Baker
Dale Baker
Drums, Percussion
J.J. Plasencio
J.J. Plasencio
Bass Guitar
Leigh Nash
Leigh Nash
Vocals
M. Slocum
M. Slocum
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Peter Nicholas Hyrka
Peter Nicholas Hyrka
Violin
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
M. Slocum
M. Slocum
String Arranger, Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Russ Long
Russ Long
Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer
Steve Taylor
Steve Taylor
Producer
Andreas Krause
Andreas Krause
Additional Engineer
Chris Grainger
Chris Grainger
Assistant Engineer
Ryan Freeland
Ryan Freeland
Assistant Engineer
Tony Palacios
Tony Palacios
Additional Engineer

Lyrics

Dreams
Inconsistent angel things
Horses bred with star-laced wings
But it's so hard to make them
Fly, fly, fly
These wings
Beat the night sky 'bove the town
One goes up, and one goes down
And so the chariot hits the ground
Bound, bound
We have forgotten
(Don't try to make me fly)
How it used to be
(I'll stay here, I'll be fine)
How it used to be
(Don't go and let me down)
How it used to be
(I'm starting to like this town)
When wings
Beat the night sky 'bove the ground
Will I unwillingly shoot them down
With all my petty fears and doubts
Down, down
We have forgotten
(Am I in love with this)
How it used to be
(My constant broken ship)
How it used to be
(Don't go, I'll shoot you down)
How it used to be
(I'm starting to like this town)
We have forgotten
(Don't try to make me fly)
How it used to be
(I'll stay here, I'll be fine)
How it used to be
(Don't go and let me down)
How it used to be
(I'm starting to like this town)
How it used to be
(Am I in love with this)
How it used to be
(My constant broken ship)
How it used to be
(Don't go, I'll shoot you down)
How it used to be
(I'm starting to like this town)
Written by: Matt Slocum
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