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5 Chinese Brothers ~ I Call My Pain By Your Name


(paul foglino-tom meltzer) You won't tell me that you love me I've told you so many times, but you won't Now i can see if you won't say that you love me Maybe it's because you don't Why can't you see how you hurt me? Is my love in vain? I call my pain by your name You say you don't like blowing smoke You say it's only words, that ain't what love's about But now i can see if you ain't blowing smoke at me That's because the fire is out Chorus I hear your name, the way it rings It's come to mean so many things Like loneliness, tears, and misery Could it be that you don't care? Is there really nothing there? Is there a hole in your heart where love should be? Chorus more free lyrics

(paul foglino-tom meltzer)

You won't tell me that you love me
I've told you so many times, but you won't
Now i can see if you won't say that you love me
Maybe it's because you don't

Why can't you see how you hurt me?
Is my love in vain?
I call my pain by your name

You say you don't like blowing smoke
You say it's only words, that ain't what love's about
But now i can see if you ain't blowing smoke at me
That's because the fire is out

Chorus

I hear your name, the way it rings
It's come to mean so many things
Like loneliness, tears, and misery
Could it be that you don't care?
Is there really nothing there?
Is there a hole in your heart where love should be?

Chorus

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