It’s only second nature
For me to put you first
And I will call you later
If I can find the words
I know that I should hate you
‘Cause you’re easier to blame
But I won’t look back
On a love like that
No I can’t pretend
I don’t know your body like the back of my hand
Nobody can hold me in the way that you can
Even when you go I’ll never forget you
Baby, for tonight
Can we just forget and push our problems aside
I still hold your name to every tear I cry
But I hope that you know I’ll
Never regret you, never regret you
I hope that you know I’ll
Never regret you, never regret you
Know we got our issues
Darling everybody does
I’ll say that I don’t miss you
If a liar’s what you want
I kept every photo
And I hold them like a grudge
‘Cause I still look back
On a love like that
No I can’t pretend
I don’t know your body like the back of my hand
Nobody can hold me in the way that you can
Even when you go I’ll never forget you
Baby, for tonight
Can we just forget and push our problems aside
I still hold your name to every tear I cry
But I hope that you know I’ll
Never regret you, never regret you
You, oh
Never regret you, never regret you
I hope that you know I’ll
Never regret you, never regret you
Baby, for tonight
Can we just forget and push our problems aside
I still hold your name to every tear I cry
But I hope that you know I’ll
Never regret you, never regret you
Unpacking Lasting Love and Bittersweet Memories
“Never Forget You” by Afrojack dives into the emotional complexities of holding on to a past relationship. The lyrics speak to the struggle of letting go while cherishing the memories that remain. Lines like “I know that I should hate you, ’cause you’re easier to blame” highlight the internal conflict many feel after a breakup, caught between resentment and nostalgia. Despite the pain and unresolved issues, the chorus emphasizes an enduring affection—”Even when you go, I’ll never forget you”—showing that some connections leave an indelible mark. The song captures the push and pull between moving forward and honoring what once was, making it relatable to anyone who’s ever loved and lost.
Song Credits
- Artist: Afrojack
- Release Year: 2024