(To forget a girl like you)
a 1926 popular song
words and music by Lou Herscher, Don Rockwell and Billy Hays
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- We’re saying “Goodbye”
I just have to cry
How can I ever forget?
Asleep or awake
My heart, dear, will ache
For somehow I’ll always regret
(I wonder)
Chorus
What can I do
To forget a girl like you?
When I gaze at the sky
I can’t help but sigh
For your eyes like the skies are blue
I try to forget
But each golden sunset
Is always recalling
The night we met
So, what can I do
To forget a girl like you?
- Where are all our dreams?
Those beautiful schemes
Gone is that romance of old
But, still I’ll be true
To no one but you
Thro’ memory’s pages of gold
(I wonder)
Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: