Call My Name by Charlotte Church (music)

There are a number of songs that manage to score as high in my music preferences to make me obsessed with them. Charlotte Church’s “Call My Name” is one of them. I was listening to it while having a little break at the Tops and Bottoms Gay Improv Contest Judging. Apparently it’s a 2005 song. Weird. I seem to have oldie tastes in music. At any rate, I hope you like it, because I sure do!

I like the sound of your belt dropping
Your door locking, you jangle your keys, yeah
I like the sound of your heart stopping
Of lip locking, the grazing of knees, yeah
I like the sound of skin touching
Hands fumblin’, you do as you please
I like the sound of back on the wall, yeah
Shelves falling, oh yes indeed!

And I love it when you call my name
I love it when you call my name
Both ends of the candle burnt by the flame
Yeah I love it when you call my name, n-n-name

I like the sound of your shirt ripping
My will slipping under the table
I like the sound of your hand slapping
Your whip cracking, this could be painful
I may like the rain, I may like the symphony
I may like the feel of your frame on my frame

But I love it when you call my name
I love it when you call my name,yeah
Both ends of the candle burnt by the flame
Yeah I love it when you call my name, n-n-name

I may like the rain, I may like the symphony
I may like the feel of your frame on my frame
I may like your touch, i may like your next to me
I may like the sound of your name on my lips
I may like your touch, I may like your remedy
I may like the feel of your hand on my hips
I may like your talk, like you breathing heavily
I like a lot of things baby, you know me

But I love it when you call my name
I love it when you call my name
Both ends of the candle burnt by the flame
Yeah I love it when you call my name

But I love it when you call my name
I love it when you call my name (i love it when you call me!)
Both ends of the candle burnt by the flame
Yeah I love it when you call my name, n-n-name

Comments (1)

SkippApril 22nd, 2010 at 11:10 am

I love that you call 2005 songs “oldies”

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