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I Call Your Name
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Poem/song-lyric relating to intimate dialogue between lovers or kindred spirits.

I Call Your Name I call your name… I call your name… And you answer me… Like always! You call my name… You call my name… And I answer you! From my heart, I call for you, To come to me… Wear your smile and bring a melody… And we shall see… We’re meant to be! Oh, come; take my hand, we’ll walk together On a journey of Love that’s borne of Freedom; I’ll come; take my hand we’ll walk together On a journey of Love that’s borne of Wisdom! And we’ll know that it’s right, As we learn to love the finer things in life; The wonder of it all… The cheerful bluebird’s call! I’ll come; take my hand we’ll walk together On a journey of Love that’s borne of Wisdom! And we’ll know that it’s right, As we learn to love the finer things in life; The wonder of it all… The cheerful bluebird’s call! I call your name… I call your name… And you answer me… Like always! © 2006 C.R.H.

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Reviews of "I Call Your Name"

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle

Reviewed on January 11, 2009

I like reading it very much.This is wonderful,take care

Edwin

Reviewed by 000 000 (Reader)

Reviewed on January 10, 2009

Walking in LOVE!

Reviewed by Mary Lacey Desertrat

Reviewed on January 10, 2009

Very passionate and upbeat.

Mary

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