Mat Kearney - Call Me Lyrics
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Call Me
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What Are The Lyrics For Call Me By Mat Kearney?
Call me anything but lonely
Through a stone disown me Let 'em know I'll never, ever be the same 'Cause they all head on home in the morning Get on gone when it's storming Let 'em know I'll never kiss it all away When the morning sun comes You'll know I didn't run 'Cause when the rain came It still never changed Through the laughter and the tears The pain and my fears I'll stay, I'll wait right here La, da, da Call me anything but lonely Through a stone disown me Let 'em know I'll never, ever be the same 'Cause they all head on home in the morning Get on gone when it's storming Let 'em know I'll never kiss it all away When the morning sun comes You'll know I didn't run 'Cause when the rain came It still never changed Through the laughter and the tears The pain and my fears I'll stay, I'll wait right here La, da, da These scars upon my sleeve Won't get the best of me You've had yours and I've had my own defeats This heart upon your sleeve I'll tread gently I won't rush in and run away on a breeze When the morning sun comes You'll know I didn't run 'Cause when the rain came It still never changed Through the laughter and the tears The pain and my fears I'll stay, I'll wait right here La, da, da |
Who Wrote Call Me By Mat Kearney?
Mathew Kearney
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What's The Duration Of The Call Me By Mat Kearney?The duration of Call Me is 3:32 minutes and seconds. |
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