Annatoria’s Calling hits like a spiritual thunderclap wrapped in velvet.

This track melds R&B’s sultry warmth with Afrobeats’ pulsing energy, creating a sound that’s both familiar and startlingly fresh.

Annatoria’s voice weaves through the composition with effortless grace, a powerful instrument equally capable of conveying raw emotion and technical finesse.

The production sparkles with sun-drenched textures, laying a lush foundation for Annatoria’s soaring vocals.

Annatoria confronts faith’s complexities head-on in “Calling.” She sings of being left “stranded with much more than I could handle” and even admits to running from divine love.

Yet these moments of weakness ultimately strengthen her resolve, as she declares, “Know that even the pain won’t change my faith.”

This raw honesty gives the lyrics a lived-in quality, making Annatoria’s spiritual journey feel tangible and relatable.

This track features on Annatoria’s EP, Circle.

It showcases an artist unafraid to lay her soul bare through music, tackling weighty Christian themes while crafting a sound that resonates beyond religious boundaries.

“Calling” stands out in today’s musical landscape by offering genuine substance alongside its polished style.

Annatoria invites listeners on a voyage of self-discovery, all set to an irresistible groove that demands movement.

The song’s blend of introspection and danceability creates a unique listening experience.

It’s equally suited for quiet contemplation or losing yourself on a packed dance floor.

This duality highlights Annatoria’s skill as both a thoughtful songwriter and a magnetic performer.

As “Calling” builds to its climax, Annatoria’s impassioned vocals take centre stage.

Her delivery crackles with urgency, imploring listeners to heed their own inner voices.

It’s a powerful moment that lingers long after the final notes fade.

For those craving music that challenges and elevates, Annatoria’s latest delivers in spades.

“Calling” announces the arrival of an artist ready to shake up the industry, armed with a distinctive voice and a message that demands attention.

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Annatoria Calling Lyrics

Tried my way left me stranded 
With much more than I could handle 
God I nearly lost my mind though
Called my name three times I no recognise it 
Sending all Your love and I still would run from it 
And then You renewed my mind

Come rain 
Sunrise 
I’ll stay 
Know that even the pain 
Won’t change 
My faith 
I believe in Your way 
Your way 
Yahweh oh oh

Somebody’s calling for you 
You say you no hear Him but you know what to do
When you hear Him calling 
Say that you’re all in 
He won’t stop calling

Somebody’s calling for you 
(Somebody)
You say you no see am but faith ain’t with eye view 
When you hear Him coming 
(When you hear Him coming)
Don’t miss your calling 
(Don’t miss your calling )
Say that you’re all in 

No more running, don’t be stumbling 
Get down on your knees 
Some people wanna stay burdened 
But when they know 
Of a saviour 
Who’s got His hand on you 
He’ll carry your weight so 
Lord show your power 
(Power)
Mercy flow like water 
(Water)
Show dem Your arms are open 
And when in doubt erase the fear of falling 
Take a chance 
Hear the Father calling 
Munondiwona ndichifara nekuti Mwari vandipa ngoni
Come rain 
Sunrise 
I’ll stay 
Know that even the pain 
Won’t change 
My faith 
I believe in Your way 
Your way 
Yahweh

Somebody’s calling for you 
You say you no hear Him but you know what to do
When you hear Him calling 
(When you hear Him calling)
Say that you’re all in 
(Say that you’re all in)
He won’t stop calling 
Oh 
Somebody’s calling for you 
(Somebody)
You say you no see am but faith ain’t with eye view 
(Somebody)
When you hear Him coming 
(When you hear Him coming)
Don’t miss your calling
(Don’t miss your coming)
Say that you’re all in

Oh
King Jesus calling for you 
(Calling)
You say you no see Am but faith ain’t with eye view 
Now you see Him coming 
You missed your calling 
He then stops calling