The Diary Neil Sedaka
"The Diary" by Neil Sedaka, released in 1958, is a pop song that explores themes of unrequited love and nostalgia. The lyrics depict a young man's heartbreak as he reads a diary filled with memories of a lost romance. Its melodic piano and heartfelt vocals convey deep emotion. The song's relatable themes have made it a classic in the genre. #Pop
Whoa, oh
How I'd like to look
Into that little book
The one that has the lock and key
And know the boy that you care for
The boy who's in your diary
When it's late at night
What is the name you write?
Oh, what I'd give if I could see
Am I the boy that you care for?
The boy who's in your diary
Do you recall
And make note of all
The little things I say and do?
The name you underline
I'm hoping
That it's mine
Darling, I'm so in love with you
Please don't leave me blue
Make all my dreams come true
You know how much you mean to me
Say I'm the boy that you care for
The boy who's in your diary
How I'd like to look
Into that little book
The one that has the lock and key
And know the boy that you care for
The boy who's in your diary
When it's late at night
What is the name you write?
Oh, what I'd give if I could see
Am I the boy that you care for?
The boy who's in your diary
Do you recall
And make note of all
The little things I say and do?
The name you underline
I'm hoping
That it's mine
Darling, I'm so in love with you
Please don't leave me blue
Make all my dreams come true
You know how much you mean to me
Say I'm the boy that you care for
The boy who's in your diary
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