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Artist: The Greenhornes
Canonical path: /the-greenhornes/three-faint-calls
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Three Faint Calls
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Three Faint Calls
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No girl by my side
No girl for me to hold
No girl in my arms
No girl by my side
And as the night falls, I hear three faint calls
No name that I made
No name of my own
No name to myself
No girl wants my name
And as the night falls, I hear three faint calls
One begs me to return
The second pleads for me to stay
The third beckons me forever on
No use staying here
No use even trying
No use hanging 'round
No use anymore
And as the night falls, I hear three faint calls
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