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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Matt Slocum
Cello
Jerry Dale McFadden
Piano
Leigh Nash
Lead Vocals
Sean Kelly
Acoustic Guitar
David Davidson
Violin
Dale Baker
Drums
Justin Cary
Bass Guitar
John Catchings
Cello
Dave Angel
Violin
Carol Rabinowitz
Cello
Jacob Lawson
Violin
Kris Wilkinson
Viola
Monisa Angell
Viola
Pam Sixfin
Violin
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Matt Slocum
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Matt Slocum
Producer
Bill Appleberry
Editing Engineer
Jeff Tomei
Editing Engineer
Femio Hernandez
Assistant Mixing Engineer
Tom Lord-Alge
Mixing Engineer
Greg Fogie
Assistant Recording Engineer
Stephen Marcussen
Mastering Engineer
Luke Wooten
Editing Engineer
Jenny Knotts
Assistant Engineer
Louie Teran
Editing Engineer
Maurice Chevalier
Recording Engineer
Paul Fox
Producer
Stewart Whitemore
Editing Engineer
Lyrics
You're a painting with symbols deep,
Symphony soft as it shifts from dark beneath
A poem that flows, caressing my skin
In all of these things you reside
And I want you to flow from the pen, bow and brush
With paper and string, and canvas tight
With ink in the air, to dust your light
From morning to the black of night
This is my call
I belong to you
This is my call
To sing the melodies of you
This is my call
I can do nothing else
I can do nothing else
You're the scent of an unfound bloom
A simple tune
I only write variations to soothe
A drink that will knock me down to the floor
A key that will unlock the door
Where I hear a voice sing familiar themes
Then beckons me weaves notes in between
A bow and a string, a tap and a glass
You pour me 'till the day has passed
This is my call
I belong to you
This is my call
To sing the melodies of you
This is my call
I can do nothing else
I can do nothing else
This is my call
I belong to you
This is my call
To sing the melodies of you
This is my call
I can do nothing else
I can do nothing else
This is my call
I belong to you
This is my call
To sing the melodies of you
This is my call
I can do nothing else
I can do nothing else
Written by: Matt Slocum