Don´t You Forget About Me

Left your denim jacket On the back of my chair Still smells like your perfume Like you’re standing right there We were last ones laughing In that all-night café Now I’m scrolling through old photos Trying to hold your face in place Don’t you forget about me When the train doors close and the world gets loud When you’re halfway gone in another town Don’t you forget about me If you hear our song in a taxi seat Will you mouth my name on an empty street? Don’t you Don’t you Don’t you forget about me You said “I’ll send a postcard” From whatever feels like home I said “Take your time out there” But I shook when I let you go Now your coffee cup is stained On my kitchen counter ring I trace circles with my finger Like I’m circling everything Don’t you forget about me When the lights go up and the crowd moves on When you find new bars and a favorite song Don’t you forget about me If you catch my laugh in a stranger’s eyes Will you close yours tight Let the moments rise? Don’t you Don’t you Don’t you forget about me Maybe I’m a little selfish (yeah) Holding on to something melting in my hands But I keep that jacket hanging Like a flag that says you’ll come back again Don’t you forget about me When you change your hair and you change your mind If you ever ache for the old design Don’t you forget about me If you ever stand where we used to meet I’ll be right there In the concrete Don’t you Don’t you Don’t you forget about me