Forgotten - Eugene Cowles (1906)

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Forgotten Eugene Cowles Victor 35474 1906 Words by Flora Wulschner Music by Eugene Cowles Forgotten you? Well, if forgetting be thinking all the day how the long hours drag since you left me. Days seem years with you away or hearing through all the strange babble of voices, now grave, now gay, only your voice. Can this be forgetting? Yet I have forgotten, you say. Or counting each moment with longing till the one when I'll see you again. If this be forgetting, you're right, dear. And I have forgotten you then. Forgotten you? Well, if forgetting be reading each face that I see with eyes that mark never a feature save yours as you last looked at me. Forgotten you? Well, if forgetting be yearning with all my heart with a longing, half pain and half rapture, for the time when we never shall part. If the wild wish to see you and hear you, to be held in your arms again if this be forgetting, you're right, my dear. And I have forgotten you then. Forgotten, you say! Forgotten Eugene Cowles on Victor 35474 (1906) words by Flora Wulschner & music by Eugene Cowles