Calling In The Wind
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Calling In The Wind
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You said I could call on you if I was ever lonely
You swore you'd always be my friend
And now my heart is tired and oh my soul is hungry
I need to talk to you again
I can hear love calling in the wind
Open up my heart and let it in love's calling in the wind
You said I may not see you standing there beside me
But you would be there just the same
Your hand upon my shoulder always there to guide me
All I had to do was call your name
I can hear love calling in the wind...
If I need to talk to you if I need to talk to you
If I ever need to talk to you again
If I need to get a message through all I really have to do
All I ever have to do is call your name
I can hear love calling in the wind...
Love's calling in the wind
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