Two singers perform a Phil Collins cover about a relationship that slipped away. One voice carries verses about blame and longing while the other repeats the refrain "Do you remember?" The song circles back on itself, building a haunting sense of missed chances and unspoken love.
We never talked about it, but I hear the blame was mine. I'd call you up to say that I'm sorry, but I wouldn't want to waste your time. 'Cause I love you, but I can't take anymore. There's a look I can't describe in your eyes. If we could try like we tried before, would you keep on telling me those lies?
Do you remember? Do you remember? Do you remember?
There seemed no way to make up, 'cause it seemed your mind was set. And the way you looked, it told me. It's a look I know I'll never forget. You could have come over to my side. You could have let me know. You could have tried to see the distance between us, but it seemed too far for you to go.
Do you remember? Do you remember? Do you remember? Do you remember?
Through all of my life, in spite of all the pain, know that people are funny sometimes, 'cause they just can't wait to get hurt again.
Tell me, do you remember?
There are things we won't recall and feelings we'll never find. It's taken so long to see it, 'cause we never seem to have the time. There was always something more important to do. More important to say, but I love you wasn't one of those things. But now it's too late to remember me.
Now it's over to remember. It's over. Yeah, to remember. Now it's over to Do you remember?
Now it's over.
Do you remember? It's over.
Tell me now.
Tell me now. Tell me now. Tell me now.
Do you remember? Now it's over.
Do you remember?
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