Calling Over Time
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Calling Over Time
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Now that you're in paradise
Where you've gone to spend your life
I'll be calling over time
Though we may never unite
When will we have an hour
To try to fill the circle
If we could clear the air
Then i'd be there tonight
Loving hand turns burning sand to water
Loving hand turns burning sand to water
Now you are in paradise
Where you're bound to spend your life
I'll be calling over time
Though we never will unite
When will we clear the air
Of all our aggravation
If we could finally sink
Descend into the depths now
Loving hand turns burning sand to water
Loving hand turns burning sand to water
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Edith Frost performs "Calling Over Time", and this lyric page sits inside the Edith Frost catalog on LyroVerse.
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