Call Me
Diamond Head
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Four O'clock in the morning now Well I can't sleep for love Been waiting for you to call To say you love me enough It clouds my head that unhappy night Please forgive every word I see it all much clearer now It all seems so absurd But my plane leaves at 10a.m. We both know I must go To return I must be told That you know what I know Call me, baby Call me Call me, baby Call me To tell the truth I don't want to go So say you want me to stay You are more than all to me This is no game that I play But my plane leaves at 10a.m. We both know I must go To return I must be told That you know what I know Call me, baby Call me Call me, baby Call me Call me, baby Call me Call me, baby Call me But my plane leaves at 10a.m. We both know I must go To return I must be told That you know what I know Say you love me, say you do Let me tell you Tell me that you want me to stay Baby, baby, baby
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Written by: BRIAN ANDREW TATLER, SEAN LYNDON HARRIS
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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11 facts about this song
Band Origin"Call Me" is a song by the British heavy metal band Diamond Head.
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Album ReleaseThe song is from their fourth album "Death and Progress" which was released in 1993.
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CollaborationIt features a guest appearance by Tony Iommi, the lead guitarist of Black Sabbath. He performed the guitar solo in this track.
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Unique Characteristic"Call Me" is known for its unique blend of heavy metal and alternative rock elements, setting it apart from the band's earlier, more traditional heavy metal sound.
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Commercial SuccessAlthough Diamond Head didn't have mainstream success, "Call Me" helped pave the way for their subsequent recognition in the heavy metal community.
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Musical InfluenceDiamond Head, the band that performed "Call Me," has been cited as a major influence by successful metal bands such as Metallica and Megadeth.
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Career ImpactThe release of "Call Me" marked a major turning point in the band’s career, as it indicated a move towards a more commercial sound.
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Live Performance"Call Me" is often included in the setlist for Diamond Head's live performances, and it is popular among the band’s fan base.
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Song ThemeThematically, "Call Me"–like many of Diamond Head's songs–deals with feelings of isolation and despair, delivering them through powerful, driving guitar riffs and forceful vocals.
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Band DissolutionFollowing the release of the "Death and Progress" album containing "Call Me," Diamond Head disbanded in 1994. However, the band later reformed in 2000.
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Song Length"Call Me" stands out as one of the longest running tracks in Diamond Head's discography, running for more than six minutes.
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