Call Your Name
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Call Your Name
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I don't dream in my bed
These days I'll sleep alone instead
And I'm so far, far from me
In the deepest, darkest sea
I hope the wind will carry you
Into the blue
Feathered wings will hold you
I hope the wind will carry you
Back to the stars
Life below is too hard
I don't call your name anymore
I can't take the weight like I did before
Now you take my heart from out me
You'll be the death of me
Then my heart, it turned cold
I had to walk away alone
And you're so far, far from home
These stars, they will shine on
I hope the wind will carry you
Into the blue
Feathered wings will hold you
I hope the wind will carry you
Back to the stars
Life below is too hard
I don't call your name anymore
I can't take the weight like I did before
Now you take my heart from out me
You'll be the death of me
I don't call your name anymore
I can't take the weight like I did before
Now you take my heart from out me
You'll be the death of me
You'll be the death of me
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Karen Elson performs "Call Your Name", and this lyric page sits inside the Karen Elson catalog on LyroVerse.
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