I can't
I can’t hear my eyes closing
I can’t bear to see you cry
I can’t wait for the summer
I can’t help feeling sad sometimes
I can’t help you
I can’t wake up
I can’t be with you all the time
I can’t do it all
I can’t hear you
I can’t know how this will end
I can’t always mean what I say
I can’t get younger
I can’t see all the people I want to see
I can’t make you do or think anything you don’t want to
I can’t believe in god
I can’t do calculus
I can’t love everybody
I can’t deal from the bottom of the pack
I can’t swim very well
I can’t eat a lot
I can’t speak Arabic
I can’t taste the difference between French and Spanish wine
I can’t remember my mother’s father
I can’t fly an aeroplane
I can’t think clearly
I can’t help you if you won’t let me
I can’t find the beach
I can’t find enough time to do everything
I can’t see an easy way forward
I can’t keep things simple
I can’t give up hope
I can’t stop loving you
I can’t remember the name of my first school
I can’t feel like a good person
I can’t remember being born
I can’t remember ever having beer for breakfast
I can’t remember when I started writing lists
I can’t remember my first word
I can’t know how many girls I’ve met called Rachel
I can’t remember the way to Lamu
I can’t remember my great grandfather’s name
I can’t recall where I was on the tenth of February 1975
I can’t remember the holiday in Bournemouth when I was ten
I can’t recall my first cigarette
I can’t find a job in Granada
I can’t remember the last thing you said to me
I can’t forget you
I can’t afford to live in Spain
I can’t bring my father back
I can’t buy a fiver for four ninety nine
I can’t help you understand this
I can’t hear my eyes closing
I can’t bear to see you cry
I can’t wait for the summer
I can’t help feeling sad sometimes
I can’t help you
I can’t wake up
I can’t be with you all the time
I can’t do it all
I can’t hear you
I can’t know how this will end
I can’t always mean what I say
I can’t get younger
I can’t see all the people I want to see
I can’t make you do or think anything you don’t want to
I can’t believe in god
I can’t do calculus
I can’t love everybody
I can’t deal from the bottom of the pack
I can’t swim very well
I can’t eat a lot
I can’t speak Arabic
I can’t taste the difference between French and Spanish wine
I can’t remember my mother’s father
I can’t fly an aeroplane
I can’t think clearly
I can’t help you if you won’t let me
I can’t find the beach
I can’t find enough time to do everything
I can’t see an easy way forward
I can’t keep things simple
I can’t give up hope
I can’t stop loving you
I can’t remember the name of my first school
I can’t feel like a good person
I can’t remember being born
I can’t remember ever having beer for breakfast
I can’t remember when I started writing lists
I can’t remember my first word
I can’t know how many girls I’ve met called Rachel
I can’t remember the way to Lamu
I can’t remember my great grandfather’s name
I can’t recall where I was on the tenth of February 1975
I can’t remember the holiday in Bournemouth when I was ten
I can’t recall my first cigarette
I can’t find a job in Granada
I can’t remember the last thing you said to me
I can’t forget you
I can’t afford to live in Spain
I can’t bring my father back
I can’t buy a fiver for four ninety nine
I can’t help you understand this