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Artist: Ruu Campbell
Canonical path: /ruu-campbell/the-call
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The Call
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The Call
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I heard you in the wind
With my face toward the sun
Sparrows danced above my head
And dived on their way home
Be careful what you wish for
And one day she will come
Like the day when I saw you
And my past was gone
Down by the water
All the lights surround me
I thank you for the pleasure
All the treasures I have seen
She whispered in my ear
You won't always know I'm there
I said all I can I give you
And all I am I share
Hear my call
I want it all
Roses in the wind
Bridge from falling in
May not always know you're there
But all I am I share
With you
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Ruu Campbell performs "The Call", and this lyric page sits inside the Ruu Campbell catalog on LyroVerse.
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