{{song|writer=[[Tom Dunsmuir]]<br>[[Larry Grossman]]|composer=|lyricist=|date=[[1978]]|source=|publisher=Banham Publishing Co.; Manor Lane Music}}

{{song|writer=[[Tom Dunsmuir]]<br>[[Larry Grossman]]|composer=|lyricist=|date=[[1978]]|source=|publisher=Banham Publishing Co.; Manor Lane Music}}

The cast of ''[[A Special Sesame Street Christmas]]'' tries to cure their resident "[[Scrooge]]", [[Oscar the Grouch|Oscar]], by having him look through a "magic Eggnog carton" to see the wonders of a Christmas when he was young. As he looks through the carton, Oscar sees [[Leslie Uggams]] dressed up as his nurse, and she's pushing a baby carriage holding a little trash can. She sings "'''Look How Fast We Forget'''" to remind him that as a baby he was literally "what Christmas should be" bringing joy to everyone he saw, but he grew up into a grouch and now he brings joy to nobody.

The cast of ''[[A Special Sesame Street Christmas]]'' tries to cure their resident "[[Scrooge]]", [[Oscar the Grouch|Oscar]], by having him look through a "magic Eggnog carton" to see the wonders of a Christmas when he was young. As he looks through the carton, Oscar sees [[Leslie Uggams]] dressed up as his nurse, and she's pushing a baby carriage holding a little trash can. She sings "'''Look How Fast We Forget'''" to remind him that as a baby he was literally "what Christmas should be" bringing joy to everyone he saw, but he grew up into a grouch and now he brings joy to nobody.

{{DEFAULTSORT:Look At How Fast We Forget}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Look At How Fast We Forget}}