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What Little I Think Of You (I Can’t Get Off My Mind)

I remember the day we met. Your sweet chiffon. The bait upon your breath

My sugar vision with candy charm

Not a hair upon you could harness any harm

So it seemed

But love like the night, things hidden and concealed

It took the daylight to shine down things revealed

Out in the sunshine standing next to him

All aglow, my empty little sieve

I don’t think all that much of you. Here I go again

It’s to easy to remember to forget we ever met

What little I think of you I can’t get off my mind

Oh, yeah. What little I think of you

Can’t get you off my mind


Now I’ve gone over our exchanges in my head

Shadow boxing the love long been dead

You played the villain. I played a stooge

Each part’s been real enough except the one where you stay true


You’re no good. Not worth the vent or worth another second spent

Pining about a past to spite tomorrow

What little I think of you. It’s just not worth my time 

No. Not worth my time

No. Not worth my time

I don’t think all that much of you

It’s to easy to remember to forget

What little I think of you I can’t get off my mind. No

What little I think of you, I can’t get you off my mind

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What Little I Think Of You (I Can’t Get Off My Mind)

The MUSICIANS

Albino Guimaraes Vocals & Acoustic Guitar

Joe Boyle Electric Guitars

Bill Holloman Keyboards

Joe O’Brien Bass Guitar

Jon Peckman Drums

Sophie Guimaraes Vocals

Behind The Song...

What Little I Think Of You (I Can’t Get Off My Mind)

This song developed out of the word play of the chorus.

It’s to easy to remember to forget we ever met

What little I think of you I can’t get off my mind

The idea of thinking “little” of someone can be read as not thinking highly of the person OR as it relates to frequency in which the person enters your mind. That coupled with the “ease of remembering to forget” puts the singer in a position where he is trying to convince himself the former object of his affection does not mean anything to him when in fact, it is obvious to the listener, and EVERYONE else besides the singer that the singer is nowhere near “over it”..... and perhaps never will be. I'm sure this happened to somebody, but not me.

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