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Artist: Alva Leigh
Canonical path: /alva-leigh/calling-me
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Calling Me
Read Calling Me lyrics by Alva Leigh on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Calling Me
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When the rest of the world is asleep
Do you remember that night when you and me
Pulled down the steeple of ash
The rain was coming down, I was filthy and black?
Sometimes I feel that my time
On earth is sorta defined
And my life is calling me
And I wonder what else it could be
There are times that I see and don't see
Sometimes I feel that I'm changed
By those women on the hill in the rain
In this vision of earthly decay
I see that time will bear us all away
But I'm sad I won't be here to see it fade
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