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Blues Traveler ~ In The Name Of A Cause


Music & lyrics: john popper Alan had always planned to be a doctor Servicing mankind was really where it was Working in small towns, he's unhappy So great a surgeon deserves some applause In the name of a cause In the name of a cause In the name of a cause Sylvia's ashamed of her family They love her a lot, but they never get it right Marrying a millionaire's mommy Biding her time, she finally says goodnight In the name of a cause In the name of a cause In the name of a cause In the name of a cause Effect has nothing to do with a cause May we take a pause For another cause Bartholomew jones is quite crazy Ruling men and nations; all of them at war Braving conflict undaunted Down to the last bit and not one minute before In the name of a cause In the name of a cause In the name of a cause Ideas are what you make them more free lyrics

Music & lyrics: john popper

Alan had always planned to be a doctor
Servicing mankind was really where it was
Working in small towns, he's unhappy
So great a surgeon deserves some applause
In the name of a cause
In the name of a cause
In the name of a cause

Sylvia's ashamed of her family
They love her a lot, but they never get it right
Marrying a millionaire's mommy
Biding her time, she finally says goodnight
In the name of a cause
In the name of a cause
In the name of a cause

In the name of a cause
Effect has nothing to do with a cause
May we take a pause
For another cause

Bartholomew jones is quite crazy
Ruling men and nations; all of them at war
Braving conflict undaunted
Down to the last bit and not one minute before
In the name of a cause
In the name of a cause
In the name of a cause

Ideas are what you make them

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