Don't Forget Me (When You're Gone)
MXPX · Let's Rock [2006]
No I'm not mad about you
Just a little sad without you
I know it's mostly all my fault
I drive myself insane
And there's no one else to blame
And I know I hurt you time and time again
And don't forget me when you're gone
And don't forget me when you're gone
Cause my heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
You stop my world from turning
You could make the sun stop burning
That's something I could never do
And don't forget me when you're gone
And don't forget me when you're gone
Cause my heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
There's something in your eyes that saw through my disguise
And just kept on right on looking through
Cause my heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts.
Just a little sad without you
I know it's mostly all my fault
I drive myself insane
And there's no one else to blame
And I know I hurt you time and time again
And don't forget me when you're gone
And don't forget me when you're gone
Cause my heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
You stop my world from turning
You could make the sun stop burning
That's something I could never do
And don't forget me when you're gone
And don't forget me when you're gone
Cause my heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
There's something in your eyes that saw through my disguise
And just kept on right on looking through
Cause my heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts
My heart still hurts.
Don't Forget Me (When You're Gone)
MXPX's "Don't Forget Me (When You're Gone)" serves as a poignant centerpiece on their 2006 debut album, Let's Rock. The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of indie rock and electronic textures, characterized by driving rhythms and emotive vocals that define their early discography. Released during the height of the mid-2000s indie scene, the recording captures the raw energy and melodic sensibilities that propelled MXPX to critical acclaim. As a key component of their foundational work, the song reflects the group's ability to fuse atmospheric production with anthemic songwriting, establishing a lasting presence in the genre's landscape.

