The Ark - Calleth You, Cometh I

Absolute Kidz · Absolute Kidz 7 [2002]

And I know we were both too young

Way back when we had our thing

And you're not the one that I think of

Everytime that the telephone rings

And I know that what we had

Would not be called love by the ones we know

And I know it's been many years

And a hundred love-affairs ago



I know all that so well

But I also do know this

Calleth you, cometh I

And that's just how it is

And how it's always been

It's where my reason stops

And something else comes in

I know it doesn't make sense, but still

Calleth you, cometh I

And that's how it is...



And I know we became restrained

Everytime we were among friends

And I know how it was last time

And how bitterly it always ends

And I know we were both too young

To know what real love would be like

And I know that our communication

Didn't always work out right



I know all that so well

But I also do know this

Calleth you, cometh I

And that's just how it is

And how it's always been

It's where my reason stops

And something else comes in

I know it doesn't make sense, but still

Calleth you, cometh I

And that's how it is...



And I've been waiting for this so long...

Waiting to sing this song, for you...

Calleth you, cometh I



And I've been waiting for this so long...

Waiting to sing this song, for you...

Calleth you, cometh I

The Ark - Calleth You, Cometh I

Absolute Kidz released this track on their 2002 album, Absolute Kidz 7, contributing to a body of work defined by energetic pop and dance influences. The recording captures the group's signature style, blending catchy melodies with rhythmic production typical of the early 2000s. While the song shares a title with a well-known track by the Swedish rock band The Ark, this version stands as a distinct song in the Absolute Kidz catalogue. The album represents a period of consistent output for the group, featuring covers and original compositions that highlight their versatility. This release remains a notable part of their discography, showcasing the vocal harmonies and upbeat arrangements that characterized their recordings during this era.