I Forgot That You Exist

YonKaGor's song 'I Forgot That You Exist' is a powerful anthem of emotional liberation and self-empowerment. The lyrics delve into the aftermath of a toxic relationship, where the protagonist has reached a point of indifference towards their former partner. The opening lines, 'So what's your name? What was your name? I can't remember something so lame,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the protagonist's complete detachment and disinterest in their ex. This detachment is further emphasized by the repeated assertion, 'I don't care,' which serves as a mantra of self-affirmation and resilience.

The song's chorus, 'To me your life's irrelevant, so don't search for significance,' underscores the protagonist's resolve to move on and not let the past relationship define their present or future. The use of phrases like 'crusades of guilt' and 'they make me sick' suggests that the ex-partner had a manipulative and guilt-inducing influence, which the protagonist has now rejected. The repetition of 'I forgot that you exist' is both a declaration of freedom and a coping mechanism, reinforcing the idea that the ex-partner no longer holds any power over them.

In the bridge, the protagonist briefly contemplates forgiveness, questioning their own sanity with lines like 'Am I crazy? Am I strange?' However, they quickly dismiss this notion, recognizing that the ex-partner will never change. The song concludes with a hopeful yet realistic outlook, acknowledging that while the protagonist may eventually get over the emotional scars, for now, the ex-partner 'doesn't exist.' This final declaration encapsulates the essence of the song: a journey from pain and manipulation to self-empowerment and emotional freedom.