Kindergarten Boyfriend
There was a boy I met in kindergarten
He was sweet, he said that I was smart
He was good at sports and people liked him
And at nap-time once we shared a mat
I didn't sleep, I sat and watched him breathing
Watched him dream for nearly half an hour
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Then, he woke up
He pulled a scab off one time playing kickball
Kissed me quick and pressed it in my hand
I took that scab and put it in a locket
All year long, I wore it near my heart
He didn't care if I was thin or pretty
And he was mine until we hit first grade
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Then, he woke up
Last night, I dreamed a horse with wings
Flew down into my home-room
On its back, there he sat
And he held out his arms
So, we sailed above the gym
Across the faculty parking-lot
My kindergarten boyfriend
And I
And a horse with wings
Now, we're all grown up and we know better
Now, we recognize the way things are
Certain boys are just for kindergarten
Certain girls are meant to be alone
But I believe that any dream worth having
Is a dream that should not have to end
So, I'll build a dream that I can live in
And this time I'm never waking up
And we'll soar above the trees
Over cars and croquet lawns
Past your church and the lake
And the Tri-County mall
We will fly through the dawn
To a new kindergarten
Where nap-time is centuries long
He was sweet, he said that I was smart
He was good at sports and people liked him
And at nap-time once we shared a mat
I didn't sleep, I sat and watched him breathing
Watched him dream for nearly half an hour
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Then, he woke up
He pulled a scab off one time playing kickball
Kissed me quick and pressed it in my hand
I took that scab and put it in a locket
All year long, I wore it near my heart
He didn't care if I was thin or pretty
And he was mine until we hit first grade
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Then, he woke up
Last night, I dreamed a horse with wings
Flew down into my home-room
On its back, there he sat
And he held out his arms
So, we sailed above the gym
Across the faculty parking-lot
My kindergarten boyfriend
And I
And a horse with wings
Now, we're all grown up and we know better
Now, we recognize the way things are
Certain boys are just for kindergarten
Certain girls are meant to be alone
But I believe that any dream worth having
Is a dream that should not have to end
So, I'll build a dream that I can live in
And this time I'm never waking up
And we'll soar above the trees
Over cars and croquet lawns
Past your church and the lake
And the Tri-County mall
We will fly through the dawn
To a new kindergarten
Where nap-time is centuries long
Credits
Writer(s): Laurence Crawford O'keefe, Kevin Conlin Murphy
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