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HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN SO SOON? (Lyrics: Edward Heyman & Sam Coslow / Music: Abner Silver) Red Norvo & His Orch. (vocal: Mildred Bailey) - 1938 Kay Kyser & His Orch. (vocal: Ginny Simms) - 1938 Les Brown & His Orch. (vocal: Miriam Shaw) - 1938 Lawrence Welk & His Orch. (vocal: Walter Bloom) - 1938 Roy Smeck & His Serenaders (vocal: Donald King) - 1938 Tommy Dorsey & His Orch. (vocal: Jack Leonard) - 1938 Jane Froman - 1938 Henry Busse & His Orch. (vocal: Dan Huston) - 1939 Paul Whiteman & His Orch. (Radio Transcript) - 1939 Also recorded by: Jeri Southern & Johnny Smith; Shepley Metcalf & Ron Roy. I find it difficult to think That once you cared for me at all I can't believe that you refuse to speak to me Each time I call Have you forgotten so soon That love night in June, our graduation dance The glorious beginning of a beautiful romance All those gay diversions we planned in advance Have you forgotten so soon Have you forgotten so soon The sun upon the sand, the moon of yellow gold The things at Coney Island that the fortune teller told Air-conditioned movies that gave us a cold Have you forgotten so soon Don't you still remember The witches party on Halloween And that grand December The whitest Christmas we've ever seen Have you forgotten so soon That loving cup we made of old Italian wine That New Year's Eve at Tony's when the gang sang Auld Lang Syne All those nights in heaven that used to be mine Have you forgotten so soon (Instrumental Break) Don't you still remember The moonlight hayride, the Beaux Arts Ball And that grand September The crimson woodland, the waterfall Have you forgotten so soon The concert in the park, the Army-Navy game The time I lost my money on a horse that bore your name The day I snapped your picture that's still in my frame Have you forgotten so soon (Transcribed by Mel Priddle - November 2015)

    





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