Do You Remember
A1 · Make It Good
Looking back on yesterday
Memories won't fade away
I can't forget the love we made
So beautiful, we had it all
No use looking to the past
We both knew it wouldn't last
But it was fun we had a blast
So beautiful, as I recall
Where did it go yeah, yeah, yeah
Ref:
Paul:
Say do you remember on the first of December
When we were riding on the backseat
Turned the radio on and played our favourite song
And there we were making out to the backbeat
My girl'd get sad and your man'd get mad
They don't have to know
Do you remember singing, now?
Mark:
Breaking rules we always would
Doing things we never should
We were so bad but it felt so good
Do you remember say do you remember
I wonder where you are tonight
But I know that you'll be all right
'Cos I see our star is shining bright
It's so beautiful, it will never fall
Where did you go
Come on now, sing it loud
Ref:
Paul
Say do you remember on the first of December
When we were riding on the backseat
Turned the radio on and played our favorite song
And there we were making out to the backbeat
My girl'd get sad and your guy'd get mad
They don't have to know, yeah
Do you remember singing, now?
Christian:
Looking back on yesterday
Memories won't fade away
I can't forget the love we made
So beautiful, we had it all
Where did it go
Come on now, sing it loud
Ref:
Paul:
Say do you remember on the first of December
When we were riding on the backseat
Turned the radio on and played our favorite song
And there we were making out to the backbeat
My girl'd get sad and your guy'd get mad
They don't have to know
Do you remember singing now?
But I guess it's over now
Do You Remember
A1's "Do You Remember" serves as a poignant addition to their discography, appearing on the album "Make It Good." The track exemplifies the artist's signature blend of melodic pop and emotional depth, characteristic of their work during this era. It complements other notable recordings from the same period, such as "When I'm Missing You," which also features on "Make It Good." The song reflects A1's ability to craft introspective ballads that resonate with listeners through universal themes of memory and connection. As part of their broader catalog, including hits like "Heaven By Your Side" and "Everytime," the track stands as a testament to their consistent delivery of polished, heartfelt music that defines their public musical identity.