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“Lemons Never Forget” is a song by the Bee Gees, released in 1968 as part of their album Horizontal. The song is known for its unique and somewhat unsettling lyrics, which explore themes of betrayal, bitterness, and the enduring nature of resentment.

The song features a melancholic melody and intricate vocal harmonies, characteristic of the Bee Gees’ early style. The lyrics are filled with cryptic imagery and metaphorical language, suggesting a sense of disillusionment and a lingering sense of hurt. The line “Lemons never forget” serves as a chilling metaphor for the enduring power of negative emotions and the difficulty of forgiving and forgetting past grievances.

“Lemons Never Forget” is considered by many to be one of the more obscure and unconventional songs in the Bee Gees’ extensive catalog. It showcases their ability to experiment with different sounds and explore darker, more introspective themes. While not a commercial success, the song remains an intriguing and thought-provoking piece that continues to fascinate listeners with its enigmatic lyrics and haunting melody.

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