"Name" genre: Folk Rock
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	An acoustic based folk-rock song about a phone call from a lost love.
	CD: Out of Fashion   Label: Jim Carlson Music, LLC Credits: Jim Carlson
	Story Behind the Song This song was written after a telephone call from a long lost love. At the time of the break up, I was crushed, but I moved on. Then came the call. Toward the end of the call I said, "You're still unhappy, guess it wasn't me". After I hung up, the song was written in less than 10 minutes. It took a long time for me to like this song, as it hit a little too close to home. Truth be told, I didn't play it all that much and it eventually ended up in a folder. Years later, someone requested the song while I was playing an art festival. I stumbled through it. Funny how time changes things, the song seemed like an old friend. It has been in my set list ever since. Lyrics name you called out my name something's never change you called me to clear your head i listened to you what you're going through same story same words i've heard before not calling to say hello or to see how i am just calling to lean on a friend i called out your name begged you to stay words empty fallen on the floor you wanted to be free it made a wreck of me couldn't hold you so i walked away not calling to say hello or to see how i am just calling to lean on a friend so now you're on the line talking like old times still unhappy guess it wasn't me you hang up the phone you're still all alone careful what you wish for it might come true be careful what you wish for it might come true careful what you wish for it might come true

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