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Ben Howard - I Forget Where We Were

Ben Howard BEN HOWARD · SEP 17, 2015 · 4:13 · MUSIC

This YouTube video has 13 693 171 views, 86 787 likes, 1 731 comments and was published Sep 17, 2015 on Ben Howard. That is 7.4x the channel's average views.

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TAKEN FROM THE 2012 MERCURY PRIZE-NOMINATED ALBUM BY BEN HOWARD ‘Every Kingdom’ Stream: https://benhoward.lnk.to/SelectionID I Forget Where You Were 10th Anniversary versions now available: https://benhoward.lnk.to/IFWWWoutnow Explore: https://www.benhowardmusic.co.uk/ Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/user/benhowardmusic?sub_confirmation=1 Watch more https://benhoward.lnk.to/SelectionYouTubeID Follow artist on Instagram: https://instagram.com/benhoward_ twitter: https://twitter.com/benhowardmusic facebook: https://www.facebook.com/benhowardmusic Join the mailer https://benhoward.lnk.to/signupID Lyrics: Oh hey, I wasn't listening I was watching Syria Blinded by the sunshine strip You, you were in the kitchen Oh, your mariner's mouth The wounded with the wounder's whip And that's how summer passed away The great dividing range, the green, green grass And oh, maybe it was peace at last Who knew? Hello love, my invincible friend Oh, hello love, the thistle and the burr Oh, hello love, for you I have so many words But I, I forget where we were, no Oh hey, I wasn't listening I was stung by all of us The blind leading out the bored And as per usual You were skipping and laughing Eyes at the bedroom door "Don't take it so seriously, no Only time is ours, the rest we'll just wait and see!" Maybe you're right, babe Maybe Oh, Lord And that's how summer passed Oh, the great dividing range, the green, green grass And oh, maybe I'll hold on fast To you Then hello love, my invincible friend Oh, hello love, the thistle and the burr Oh, hello love, for you I have so many words But I, I forget where we were, no I forget where we were, no I forget where we were, no I forget where we were Oh, Lord And that's how summer passed Oh, the great dividing range, the green, green grass And oh, maybe it was peace at last Who knew?