REX GOUDIE - CALL YOUR NAME LYRICS


Writer(s):THOMSON, DAVID / WELLS, ROBERT / GOUDIE, REX
Artist: Rex Goudie Lyrics
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Date: Originally added at 6:54 am October 07, 2003.
Life sometimes changes so quickly
Nothing's safe, nothing's sound
Just when I think I'm invincible
The world turns it all upside down

Thought you'd be here all my lifetime
Working each day 'til it's end
You were much more than just family
You were more like a friend

And with one simple phone call you were taken away
I'm misunderstanding what justice it pays
Are the powers above us playing some kind of game?
Now I'm left here to carry your name

And I know that you're out there
'Cause I feel you running through my veins
Why you're gone, that's a mystery
That's the reason I still call your name

Lived each day to the fullest
Pushed himself to the edge
Nerves of steel scared of nothing
Had a good laugh 'til the end

And I heard through a phone call you were taken away
Too young to have ever lived all of your days
When I heard of the reason I'd questions 'bout why
What you loved to do took your life

And I know you're still out there
There's a hole, we will never be the same
Why you're gone, that's a mystery
That's the reason I still call your name

Reason I still call your name
Reason I still call your name

And I know that you're out there
'Cause I feel you running through my veins
Why you're gone, that's a mystery
That's the reason I still call your name

'Cause I know you're still out there
There's a hole, we will never be the same
Why you're gone, that's a mystery
That's the reason I still call your name
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