"The Same Name" genre: Alternative General
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	A driving alternative/pop rock song with a playful, guitar-powered sound.
	Credits: lyrics / vocals: Mike Dougherty; music / keyboards / cello: Mark Furlong; guitar / drums: Andy Schlesinger; piano: Bill Stanley
	Lyrics the same name First of all I Always had the same name Always wore the same hair And I often thought about you First of all I always had the same name Have the same hands you took But when I say your name you won’t look I’m the one who sleeps while your running from another name I’m alone but not afraid to stand and watch the sun revolve from where I am Not afraid to jump and land in the same place a second time This is wrong but I can’t take the blame I still have the same name. What’s your name now, If I need to ask? I thought I knew it but it changes so fast What’s your name now? Who do I blame? I can’t miss you if I don’t know your name First of all I Never tried to kill who you are Didn’t want to train you Never sabotaged your car First of all I Always had the same name Always ware my shirts large I must be from Mars I’m the one amazed as I watch you loose another name, There are times when I think I’m the only one who knows that words can hold a meaning, longer than a moment or a breath a kiss a linger home, this is wrong but I can’t take the blame, I still have the same name What’s your name now, If I need to ask? I thought I knew it but it changes so fast What’s your name now? Who do blame? I can’t miss you if I don’t know your name Lyrics: Mike Dougherty, Music: Mark Furlong ©1999 Hot Mahatma (ASCAP) The Same Name credits: lyrics / vocals: mike dougherty music / keyboards/cello: mark furlong guitar / drums: andy schlesinger piano: bill stanley recorded at studio a productions, nyc-andy schlesinger, engineer

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