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Deep Calls
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Deep Calls è stato pubblicato il 7 ottobre 2026 da EMP come parte dell'album Deep Calls - Single
7 ottobre 2026
EtichettaEMP
LinguaEnglish
BPM135
Melodicità
Acousticità
Valence
Ballabilità
Energia

Testi

I can't see the surface from here
Just the weight of the water above
I've been counting the days in the dark
Trying to hold onto something like love
Every prayer feels like it hits the ceiling
Every silence feels like an answer I dread
But I'm still here, still reaching upward
Still whispering words to the one who said
He would never leave me in the deep alone
He would never let the current take me home
Something underneath the darkness knows my name
I can feel it calling even now through the pain
Deep calls to deep
And I'm calling back
In the roar of the water
In the dark, in the gap
I don't have the answers
I don't need them right now
Deep calls to deep
And I know you hear me somehow
I've been in this water before
I know the shape of this particular fear
The waves don't ask if you're ready
They just come and you decide to stay here
I've watched the breakers roll over others
I've watched them surface on the other side
So I'm holding my breath a little longer
I'm staying in the reach, I'm staying in the tide
He would never leave me in the deep alone
He would never let the current take me home
Something underneath the darkness knows my name
I can feel it calling even now through the pain
Deep calls to deep
And I'm calling back
In the roar of the water
In the dark, in the gap
I don't have the answers
I don't need them right now
Deep calls to deep
And I know you hear me somehow
By day you lead me
By night your song finds me
Even here in the deep
Even here you remind me
I am not forgotten
I am not alone
The deep that calls to me
Is calling me home
Deep calls to deep
And I'm calling back
In the roar of the water
In the dark, in the gap
I don't have the answers
I don't need them right now
Deep calls to deep
And I know you hear me
Deep calls to deep
And I know you hear me somehow
Written by: Marcus Campbell

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