What’s Your Name?
When I first saw you right in front of me,
Then you came standing next to me;
Mama told me not to talk to strangers,
So I wished to ask you this question,
“Why don’t you put your name tag on?”
So I can know your name;
I know it sounded lame,
But you should know that I’m serious.
I need a man for protection,
Not for possession;
Can you hear my heart stumble?
‘Cuz I don’t know what’s your name.
You left me at the railway,
Didn’t get to sit with you in the train;
I waited for you in the rain,
Why don’t you ever understand?
I need a man for protection,
Not for possession;
Can you hear my heart stumble?
‘Cuz I don’t know what’s your name.
I don’t want a show-off,
I don’t want a rich man;
I don’t want a hot-tempered man,
I don’t want an impatient man,
I don’t want a perfect man,
I don’t want an irresponsible man;
I don’t want a good-looking man,
Who does not have a heart and soul,
For me to hold on to,
I just want a man like you;
Gentle, humble, sweet, romantic, kind, considerate, positive, tough, soft,
When can I meet you again?
Dream on girl ‘cuz I guess I’ll see you no more.
I need a man for protection,
Not for possession;
Can you hear my heart stumble?
‘Cuz I don’t know what’s your name.
Written Originally by Jennifer Soh Li Wen, 22/12/2005, Thursday, 4:36p.m.
