"Hey Paul" genre: Folk
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	"I was suddenly hit with all of the emotion and detail of the dream: fear of success, the paralyzing doubt that I have to battle every day, and a very important message that a person gave to me in my dream - to find what I love and stick with it, whether it be music or another person."
	Credits: Recording and mixing by Bob Radka. Acoustic guitar and vocals by Melissa Cox. Written and composed by Melissa Cox.
	Story Behind the Song "This is one of the many songs that I wrote in my cube during my summer job. I had a dream the night before, which I had forgotten about most of the morning after. But while I was sitting in my cube, I was suddenly hit with all of the emotion and detail of the dream: fear of success, the paralyzing doubt that I have to battle every day, and a very important message that a person gave to me in my dream - to find what I love and stick with it, whether it be music or another person." Lyrics Hey Paul Copyright © 2002 Melissa Cox Paul where did you go? I saw you standing in the light. Saw you gaze my way. Oh I was frightened By the the sound of your song. Paul where are you after night is gone? Hiding in the back of my tainted mind You sleep inside a corner Sleep way behind me Seduce me, attract me, serenade me. I know I've been so bad. Chorus: Hey Paul, where did you run to? Hey Paul, I really need you. Hey Paul, where did you run to? I need to be close to you now. Paul where did you go After you kissed my neck. You held me up in France. Oh how I let you.... Tell me I'll be Everything to the world I can be all you need. Chorus Bridge: But I've never been to France And I've never seen you cry I'll only hear your song Until the day I die. But now I sit up in bed it was just a dream And as I let the water run over my skin I remember What you sang to me I remember How I let you in. Chorus

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