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Lyr Req: She Has Forgotten

RangerSteve 04 Jan 02 - 08:37 AM
Sorcha 04 Jan 02 - 10:08 AM
RangerSteve 04 Jan 02 - 03:54 PM
Sorcha 04 Jan 02 - 04:15 PM
RangerSteve 06 Jan 02 - 07:54 PM
GUEST,RJT 12 Sep 04 - 11:42 PM
GUEST,RJT 13 Sep 04 - 12:32 AM
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Subject: She Has Forgotten
From: RangerSteve
Date: 04 Jan 02 - 08:37 AM

I'm looking for the lyrics for this tune. The first verse is: Back to my home town I wandered one day, it seems that the old friends had drifted away, I wandered down Main St., the view to enjoy, I met a young girl that I loved as a boy.

Or something like that. Anyone know the rest?


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Subject: Lyr Add: She Has Forgotten
From: Sorcha
Date: 04 Jan 02 - 10:08 AM

SHE HAS FORGOTTEN

Back to my home town I wanderd one day
It seemse that the old sang had drifted away
I wandered down Main Street, the view to enjoy
There I met with a girl I had loved as a boy

Gone are the days when our hearts beat as one
All I can say now is see what you done
Gone are the days when we thrilled to each vow
She has forgotten everything now

I still have her picture her face sweet and fair
A rose that she gave me, a lock of her hair
I'll treasure and keep them, it's silly I know
For she has forgotten, long long ago

* Refrain

from: http://www.nsknet.or.jp/~motoya/S/She_has_forgotten.html


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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: She Has Forgotten
From: RangerSteve
Date: 04 Jan 02 - 03:54 PM

Sorcha, thanks. There's a verse missing - one that starts"She glanced at me calmly and calmly walked by, She didn't remember since years had gone by". Anyone know the rest of that verse?


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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: She Has Forgotten
From: Sorcha
Date: 04 Jan 02 - 04:15 PM

Steve, I looked for the other verse.......no joy. Someone is going to need to already know it.


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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: She Has Forgotten
From: RangerSteve
Date: 06 Jan 02 - 07:54 PM

Anyone? Please? I know that Charley Moore and Ray & Ina Patterson recorded it, but the records are out of print.


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Subject: Lyr Add: SHE HAS FORGOTTEN
From: GUEST,RJT
Date: 12 Sep 04 - 11:42 PM

These are the lyrics I have, from an elderly uncle who loves sing-a-longs and has them typed for such use. The original source is unknown to me.
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SHE HAS FORGOTTEN
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Back to my hometown I wandered one day.
It seemed that the old gang had drifted away.
I wandered down mainstreet, the view to enjoy.
When I met with the girl I loved as a boy.

She glanced at me calmly, and calmly walked by.
She didn't recall me for years had gone by.
She has forgotten the love we once knew.
She has forgotten; can it be true?

(Chorus)
Gone are the days when our hearts beat as one,
All I can say now is see what you've done.
Gone are the days when we thrilled to each vow.
She has forgotten everything now.

I still have her picture, her face sweet and fair.
And the rose that she gave me, and a lock of her hair.
I treasure and keep them, it's silly I know,
For she has forgotten long, long ago.

Chorus

__________________

I suspect that the chorus should be sung 3 times, instead of the 2 indicated, but I have no facts to back that up.

In this case I am only a reporter.


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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: She Has Forgotten
From: GUEST,RJT
Date: 13 Sep 04 - 12:32 AM

lists two recordings(?) of this song. "She has forgotten".

Another site simply lists the existance a 1959 recording by Don Reno, Red Smiley & the Tennessee Cutups.

Yet another site
http://www.the-forum.com/EPHEMERA/country1.htm
lists a songbook (for sale) containing this song.
The songbook is titled:
"Doc Hopkins and Karl and Harty of the Cumberland Ridgerunners - Mountain Ballads and Home Songs. 53 Big Hits." 1936. Published by M. M. Cole Publishing Co. of Chicago.

I note that Karl Davis and Hartford (Harty?) Taylor are credited by the first web site as the authors of the song.


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