Get Down To It - POP - Tania Tuusa

Lyrics: If I called your name

I want to sit and watch you move,
But it's not my move,
I can't go on loving you, 
When my time is through,

If I called your name,
Would you come?
Would you walk away?
If I called your name...

I did everything I could do,
You wouldn't make a move,
I can't go on chasing you,
When you found someone new,

If I called your name,
Would you come?
Would you walk away?
If I called your name...

So many things I would have said, 
If I could do it all again,
So many things I would have done,
If I had made you my only one...

If I called your name,
Would you come?
Would you walk away?
If I called your name...

If I called your name,
Would you come?
Would you walk away?
If I called your name...


If I Called Your Name

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Lee Dodington was previously a DJ (Indie Love Radio in Toronto) playing and promoting Canadian music and doing interviews and live in studio sessions. Lee picked up where he left off launching, The Singer Songwriter Show (2016 - 2021) with a weekly hour long show (Peterborough's Trent Radio, 92.7 FM) 

Some of the artists and bands Lee has interviewed include..

Bif Naked, The Box (Jean-Marc Pisapia), Foreign Diplomats(Élie Raymond), Krief (Patrick Krief), David Francey, The Franklin Electric (Jon Matte), The Kents (Warren Frank), The Lifers (Liv & Anita), Gold City Ashes (Chris Colepaugh), Civil Wray (Andrea De Boer),  Paper Shakers (Micheal & Whitney Hall), Taylor Angus (Taylor & Logan Brown) Catherine Maclellan, Leeroy Stagger, Manitoba Hal, Peter Katz, Sarah Macdougall, Emily Burgess, Jay Pollmann, The Ramblin' Valley Band, Micah Barnes, Mark Zubek, Braeden Gibb. 

Lee started playing guitar in his early teens which led him to playing drums, singing and songwriting.  He performed in the bands Helium, Degenerates, The Ol’ 55’s, Sannyasin and as Lee Dodington.  He worked with Zedd Records producer Mark Zubek recording his latest album "My Train Left Yesterday" under his own name and was awarded a factor grant.  

Through his music years Lee also acted, studying in Toronto at Humber College for Theater and training his voice further at the National Institute of Broadcasting. He appeared in film and television for several years landing parts in Docudramas Outlaw Bikers (National Geographic, History Channel, Netflix) Ghostly Encounters (A&E’s The Biography Channel, Destination America) Sherlock Holmes - The True Story (History Channel) and Commercials (Tylenol, MTV, Kokanee, Leaf’s TV, Danone) Cash Cab.