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The Day God Called Her Home

by Richard Melvin Brown

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The Day God Called Her Home

Words and Music b y Richard Melvin Brown (socan)


VERSE 1

Don't know why in the end, it is so hard to comprehend
Why I am still so lost and alone
Since the day God called her home

VERSE 2

She was my lover and, my sweetheart and my best friend
Now Heaven is where she is this I know from
Since the day God called her home

CHORUS

And on the day she died I cried and cried
Asking and questioning wondering why
My will to survive expired I know
On the day God called her home

VERSE 3

I sure hope this pain don't last I know all things must come to pass
She walked through his door when eternity spoke
On the day God called her home

CHORUS

And on the day she died I cried and cried
Asking and questioning wondering why
My will to survive expired I know
On the day God called her home

CHORUS

Yes on the day she died I cried and cried
Asking and questioning wondering why
My will to survive expired I know
On the day God called her home


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I cried and cried, on the day God called her home

(c) 2017 Richard Melvin Brown

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released June 14, 2019

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Richard Melvin Brown Edmonton, Alberta

Rick Brown (Richard Melvin Brown) AKA Songsculptor has been involved in the Music Business for over 50 plus years, in (Canada, The United States and Europe) as an Award Winning Songwriter, Record Producer/Arranger, Studio Musician, former Music Director for "The Canadian Country Music All-Star Show" and former band member for Renowned Grammy Award Winning Record Producer David Foster. ... more

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