"The Doctor" genre: Indie
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	Story Behind the Song This song basically proposes an existential controversy that we all must address and that cannot always be resolved by conventional means, i.e. the doctor. This crucial polemic is much like the worn question of Shakespeare: "to be or not to be." It's based on personal experience and a cathartic account of the semi-death of someone. Therefore, more than a single existencial question is interjected. That is the question of miscarriage or the contradiction, pre natal death. I propose in this song that this relates to our lives as living souls. The only regretful death is that of a life not lived to the fullest. When I say to the fullest I don't mean in extravagance or debauchery, I mean a life lived with a purpose to improve ones self and the lives of others. Oh, nevermind. Who cares anyway? Just listen to the song, you'll like it. Lyrics I want to change my name to a name that can’t be changed. I want tomorrow. It still feels like today. The place that I come from is not the place that I was born. I was not born in March and no one ever wrote down my name. I saw the doctor, but he can’t see me. I asked the doctor, but he can’t see. So, I’m gonna take my case to the courts and to the streets. I’ll plead for mercy. I’ll plead for justice. I’ll plead insane. I saw the doctor, but he can’t see me. I asked the doctor, but he can’t see. I know I’ll find my way. It could kill me, but whatever it takes. I’ll find tomorrow, I won’t settle for today. So I told the doctor that I’d be okay. I don’t need the doctor anyway. Who needs the doctor anyway? Who needs the doctor anyway?

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