by @liwei · made with Suno

Say My Name Again

再叫一次我的名字 · 英语Soul版

2026-09-16 · 3:16

A voice like rain on a roof and a slowly spoken name give a soul refrain somewhere to return.

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The same name, a different way of saying it.

English Southern-soul direction · horns, Hammond and 12/8 sway

Many people have said the same name, but none have laid it down in that particular way. Everything owned seems to fit within a few words: the name is sound, and also the feeling of being recognised. The caller’s identity is left open for the listener’s own associations.

The 72 BPM Southern-soul direction places English sustained phrases in a slow, heavy 12/8 sway with answering horns, Hammond, electric piano and later tambourine. Hear the refrain’s slow and low request, then the rests after long notes. A voice direction does not establish that the final singer is the creator.

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[Chorus] Say my name again Say it slow and low Say my name again And watch me come back home [Verse] You had a voice like Sunday rain Falling on a roof You said it once and I was gone You said it twice, that's proof [Chorus] Say my name again Say it slow and low Say my name again And watch me come back home [Verse] I have heard a hundred men Call me by that sound Not one of them could hold it The way you laid it down [Chorus] Say my name again Say it slow and low Say my name again And watch me come back home [Bridge] Everything I ever owned Fits inside those words [Chorus] Say my name again Say it slow and low Say my name again And watch me come back home [Chorus] Say my name again Say it slow and low Say my name again And watch me come back home

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