"Broke Your Heart" genre: New Country
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	s**tkickin' bewilderment about a guy whose "faithfulness" broke up his relationship!
	CD: Tom's Cafe   Label: 2002 Sidewalking Crab Records available on CDBaby.com and www.jamescurley.net Credits: see www.jamesfcurley.com for full credits
	Story Behind the Song Just a bit tired of hearing men and women in country music singing songs about getting their hearts broken by cheaters, I thought about the possiblity of a woman telling a man he broke her heart by being too faithful. So I wrote this song to express the possibility. Lyrics Broke Your Heart I'm wondering about the time I broke your heart Remember when told me it was true? You've gone and made a brand new start Now I'm questioning who hurt whom If I recall how things occurred You told me that you'd found somebody new What you said next was quite absurd My faithfulness was killing you Now I wonder just what you were looking for and why we are apart I thought about it 'til my head was sore; Honey, tell me about the time I broke your heart Tell me 'bout the time I broke your heart (3X)……C'mon Honey, tell me. I saw you on the town with your new beaux You told me that he's hard to keep in line His wandering eyes and hands worry you so But at least it keeps you busy all the time Maybe, just maybe I'm a little slow And it's been said that you're a breed apart There's still one thing that I would like to know Tell me about the time I broke your heart. I still can't figure out what you were looking for or why we are apart I'm confused about who showed whom the door Tell me again about the time I broke your heart ©2002 James F. Curley

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