WHAT'S YOUR NAME? WORDS & MUSIC:   Earl P. Reinhalter Am G what's your name? C Am I'd like to write a song about you. G but just the same, C Am no label can fit the memory of you. Dadd9(no 3rd) Am I don't know your husband's face. G but if you left him for me, C Am perhaps it wouldn't last too long. G but then, if you went away, C Am I'll still have this song. Am G I don't know your name, Dadd9(no 3rd) C Am but here's a song I wrote about you. G it helps ease my pain Dadd9(no 3rd) C Am in the times when I must do without you. Am G Am Doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo. Am G Am Doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo. Dadd9(no 3rd) I was just thinking Am about the way that you smile at me. G C Am is it because you're happy? Dadd9(no 3rd) Am or is it that all your world is darkness G Am and I'm your only light? Am G no, I don't know your name, Dadd9(no 3rd) C Am but here's a song I wrote about you. G it helps ease my pain Dadd9(no 3rd) C Am in the times when I must do without you. Am G Dadd9(no 3rd) Am yes, this is a song that I wrote back then. G it's not very long, Dadd9(no 3rd) but that's just so Am I can sing it again and again and again and again. Am G I never knew her name, Dadd9(no 3rd) C Am but here's a song I wrote about her. G it helps ease my pain Dadd9(no 3rd) C Am now that I must live without her. Am G Am Doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo. Am G Am Doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo. © Copyright 1973 Earl P. Reinhalter.   All Rights Reserved.