One less call to answer
Feeling full of despair
Don't think I can get through it
Just one last prayer

And it's a leap of faith
When you believe there's someone out there
It's a leap of faith
When you believe that someone cares, oh
And when I call out to you will you be right there?
Right there

Searching for the answer
Nobody seems to care
Oh, how I wish that you were here beside me
To wipe away my tears

And it's a leap of faith
When you believe there's someone out there
It's a leap of faith
When you believe that someone cares, oh
And when I call out to you will you be right there?
Right there

Waiting for the answer
Remembering times we would share
Somehow I feel you here beside me
Even though your not there

And it's a leap of faith
When you believe there's someone out there
It's a leap of faith
When you believe that someone cares, oh
And when I call out to you will you be right there?
Right there

Right there
And I'll be waiting by the window for your smile to come through
And I'll be waiting in the darkness when I call out to you
And I'll remember when you told me
I could trust in you

And it's a leap of faith
When you believe there's someone out there
It's a leap of faith
When you believe that someone cares, oh
And when I call out to you will you be right there?
Right there

It's a leap of faith
And I believe that you are out there
It's a leap of faith and I believe you truly care, oh
And when I call out to you I know you'll be right there
Right there

And it's a leap of faith



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    Michelle Branch is one of the most telented young singers I have heard in a long time! I really enjoy this song! I am divided about this song, it's clear from the beginning "one less call to answer" that it's talking about the end of a relationship. But then I believe it would be one of two things. Either it's talking about another person, a friend, who she turns to in her time of need after the end of the relationship, perhaps a close friend. Who she can depend on. On the other hand it could also be the rebirth of the same relationship that had fallen apart in the early lines. That would be the untimate leap of faith, trusting enough to start over with someone, believing that they still care despite what has been said during the end of the relationship. She's remembering that they said "I could trust in you," which is bittersweet. Obviously she thought that she could trust him before and now it is really a leap of faith to reaffirm that trust which has been broken. I'm really undecided though!

    Leonnion April 12, 2002   Link
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    ohhhhhh i love this song! michelle branch is awesome shes one of the only not fake, super talented, female artists out there and i just love her i do....everyone should download this song right now or heck just go out and get the cd! why not shes great i love her and you will too

    kgimbroneon April 12, 2002   Link
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    Michelle wrote the song after her grandma died. It was about her and how much Michelle missed her...

    sprinkleson April 16, 2002   Link
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    I feel this way whenever a breakup or something similar comes. You don't want to trust people ever again.

    Rosaline23on May 20, 2002   Link
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    i think it symbolizes the end of a relationship.... any type of relationship. it shows gratitude as well as questions, and a little hint of lonliness. "and i'll remember when you told me i could trust in you..." it really is a leap of faith, though in any relationship.... this song is filled with truths not many people have the power to express as eloquently as she does.

    beggingtobeusedon June 04, 2002   Link
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    I don't know why, but my favorite part is when she sings, "Somehow I feel you here beside me even though you're not there" I love this song; not only is it my favorite off of "Broken Bracelet," but it's one of my favorite songs by Michelle.

    SummersKisson June 10, 2002   Link
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    This is a good song, has great meaning, and awesome lyrics. Ups to Michelle.

    VozDelAlmaon June 14, 2002   Link
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    * out of ***

    Michelle_23on June 16, 2002   Link
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    I absolutely love this song, it's one of my favs besides Goodbye to you... but i think I have a different symbolization for this song, Michelle Branch is incredible.

    supachikon June 17, 2002   Link
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    This song is amazing...

    Remember2breathon August 28, 2002   Link

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