Do

you

re-

mem-

ber,

chalk

hearts

melti-

ng

on

a

play-

ground

wall?

Do

you

re-

mem-

ber,

dawn

es-

caped

from

moon-

washed

col-

lege

halls?

Do

you

re-

mem-

ber,

the

cher-

ry

blos-

som

in

the

mar-

ket

square?

Do

you

re-

mem-

ber,

I

thought

it

was

con-

fet-

ti

in

our

hair

By

the

way

did-

n’t

I

bre-

ak

your

heart?

Please

ex-

cuse

me,

I

ne-

ver

meant

to

bre-

ak

your

heart.

So

sor-

ry

I

ne-

ver

meant

to

break

your

he-

art.

But

you

broke

mine.

Kayl-

eigh

is

it

too

late

to

say

I’m

sorr-

y.

Kay-

lei-

gh

could

we

get

it

to-

ge-

ther

a-

gain.

I

just

can’t

go

on

pre-

tend-

ing

that

it

came

to

a

na-

tu-

ral

end.

Kay-

leigh,

oh

I

ne-

ver

thought

I’d

miss

you,

And

Kay-

leigh

I’d

hoped

that

we’d

al-

ways

be

friends.

We

said

our

love

would

last

for-

ever,

So

how

did

it

come

to

this

bit-

ter

end.

Do

you

re-

mem-

ber,

bare-

foot

on

the

lawn

with

shooti-

ng

stars

Do

you

re-

mem-

ber,

lov-

ing

on

the

floor

in

Bel-

size

Park

Do

you

re-

mem-

ber,

danc-

ing

in

stil-

le-

tos

in

the

snow

Do

you

re-

mem-

ber,

you

ne-

ver

un-

der-

stood

I

had

to

go.

By

the

way

did-

n’t

I

bre-

ak

your

heart?

Please

ex-

cuse

me,

I

ne-

ver

meant

to

bre-

ak

your

heart.

So

sor-

ry

I

ne-

ver

meant

to

break

your

he-

art.

But

you

broke

mine.

Kay-

leigh,

I

just

want

to

say

I’m

sor-

ry,

But

Kay-

leigh

I’m

too

sca-

red

to

pick

up

the

phone.

To

find

you’ve

found

a-

no-

ther

lo-

ver

to

patch

up

our

bro-

ken

home.

Kay-

leigh,

I’m

still

trying

to

write

that

love

song,

Kay-

leigh

it’s

more

im-

por-

tant

to

me

now

you’re

gone.

May-

be

it

will

prove

that

we

were

right

Or

it

will

prove

that

I

was

wrong.