| D | A | D | |
| I don't remember lovi | ng you |
| D | |
| And I don't | recall the things |
| A | |
| You say you put me through |
| G | |
| You t | ell me that you've had |
| D | |
| A guilty conscience fo | r so long |
| G | |
| You | say that you walked out on me |
| D | |
| You | say you did me wrong |
| A | |
| Well, I just don't see how that could be true |
| D | |
| 'Cause I don't remember loving you |
| I don't remember loving you |
| You might talk to my doctor |
| He drops by each day at two |
| I get a funny feeling |
| When I look into your eyes |
| There's something in your smile |
| That gives my stomach butterflies |
| You must look like someone I once knew |
| But I don't remember loving you |
| CHORUS: |
| A | G | D | |
| I | don't remember loving you |
| A | |
| I | heard you mention children |
| G | D | |
| Did you say th | ere's one or two? |
| G | |
| Yo | u say I quit my job |
| D | |
| And then I drank | myself insane |
| G | |
| You | say that I ran down the highway |
| D | |
| Screa | ming out your name |
| A | |
| Well, that's not the sort of thing that I would do |
| D | |
| No, I don't remember loving | you |
| I don't remember loving you |
| I absolutely positively |
| Know that can't be true |
| But everyone I know here in this place |
| Is really strange |
| If you'll hand me my crayons |
| I'll be glad to take your name |
| In case I run across that guy you knew |
| But I don't remember loving you |