Same Girl Chris Botti
"Same Girl" by Chris Botti, released in 2005, is a smooth jazz piece that explores themes of love and connection through storytelling. The lyrics depict two individuals discovering they are romantically involved with the same woman, highlighting themes of deception and shared experiences. The song features lush instrumentals and emotive trumpet solos, showcasing Botti's signature style. Its relatable narrative and engaging melody have resonated with audiences, enhancing its cultural appeal. #Jazz
[Verse 1]
You're still the same girl you always were
You're still the same girl you always were
A few more nights on the street, that's all
And a few more holes in your arm
A few more years with me, that's all
[Verse 2]
You're still the same girl
With the same sweet smile that you always had
And the same blue eyes like the sun
The same clear voice that I always knew
[Outro]
You're still the same girl
That I love
[Trumpet Solo]
You're still the same girl you always were
You're still the same girl you always were
A few more nights on the street, that's all
And a few more holes in your arm
A few more years with me, that's all
[Verse 2]
You're still the same girl
With the same sweet smile that you always had
And the same blue eyes like the sun
The same clear voice that I always knew
[Outro]
You're still the same girl
That I love
[Trumpet Solo]
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