Too Good to be Forgotten

from The Barron's Here to Rock by REDD BARRON

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REDD BARRON - The Barron's Here to Rock CD
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
CD FEATURES:

• First time ever on CD
• Fully digitally re-mastered
• Full color12-page booklet
• Includes lyrics, photos & essay
• Cover artwork by Steve Cobb
• Limited to 500 copies worldwide

For fans of; Scorpions, UFO, Thin Lizzy, Leatherwolf, Dokken

Includes unlimited streaming of The Barron's Here to Rock via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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lyrics

Too Good To Be Forgotten

Remember when you said
We’d last until the end of time
But now you’re gone, oh can’t you see
Just what you’ve left behind
The days go by
And in my mind you’re all I see
There must be some way
Some way to get you back to me
(Chorus)
Too good to be forgotten
Oh baby can’t you see
Too good to be forgotten

I close my eyes and reminisce
About the times we shared
But as they open
I realize you’re still not there
Always tomorrow
I say this just to soothe my mind
But when tomorrow never comes
Today’s excuse I cannot find

(Chorus)
Too good to be forgotten
Oh baby can’t you see
Too good to be forgotten
You must come back to me

You’re all alone
it wasn’t what you’d thought it’s be
You pray I’d call
but now your eyes can truly see
So now you know
Our love’s too good to throw away
Let’s try again
I know you still need me
Like I need you

(Repeat Chorus)
Too good to be forgotten
Oh baby can’t you see
Too good to be forgotten
You must come back to me

credits

from The Barron's Here to Rock, released April 9, 2018
REDD BARRON is:

David Lee Van Ham Bass
Rod Gardner Drums
Greg Eichelberger Guitars, Vocals
Pete Alvarez Guitars, Vocals
Brian Lee Vocals

Original ‘The Barron’s Here to Rock’ 1989-90
Recorded at Windy City Recorders, Chicago, IL
Produced by John Le Tourneay, Bob Wayland and REDD BARRON
All songs written and recorded by REDD BARRON
Additional lyrics by Dave Deegan
on “Blind Date’ and “Dow Jones”
Additional musician; keyboardist Bob Bryton
on ‘Too Good to be Forgotten’

2018 executive producers J. Golden & G. Shafer
Remastering by Jamie King at The Basement Studios NC

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