Released: February 23, 1993

Songwriter: John Taylor Simon Le Bon Nick Rhodes Warren Cuccurullo

Producer: Duran Duran John Jones

[Verse 1]
I watch you from my window working this vicious road
You shudder when the wind blows
Girl you're looking beat and cold
Don't know your situation but you look so alone to me
In my imagination this is how the message reads

[Chorus]
Reaching out, calling out for your love, babe
Just come softly to me
Reaching out, calling out for your love
For your love, babe
In the shelter of my heart

[Verse 2]
Trust my intuition, you're the one I've got to know
I give without condition, wouldn't try to save your soul
Money or reputation doesn't mean a thing to me
Special communication - it's the only thing we need

[Chorus]
Reaching out... Calling out
Just come softly to me
Calling out... Hear me now
In the shelter of my heart

[Verse 2]
Reaching out
(Reaching out calling out for your love babe)
Hear me now
Calling out do you read me?
(In the shelter of my heart)
Calling out...
(Reaching out calling out for your love, for your love babe)
Hear me now
Just come softly to me
Here is no hurt to feel
Here is safe for lips unsealed
In the shelter of my heart

[Chorus]
Reaching out calling out for your love, babe
Just come softly to me
Reaching out calling out for your love, for your love, babe
In the shelter of my heart

[Bridge]
Reaching out
Hear me now
Calling out
Do you read me? [x2]

[Outro]
Reaching out
(Reaching out calling out for your love, for your love babe)
Hear me now
Calling out
Do you read me? [x2]

Duran Duran

DURAN DURAN has a total of over 80 million records sold, 18 American hit singles, 30 UK top 30 tunes, and a global presence which guarantees them huge concert audiences on five continents. They’ve managed to fuse pop music, art, technology and fashion with a unique sense of style and confidence. Princess Diana also admitted that Duran Duran was her favourite Band among others.

Bassist John Taylor has said the original vision for the band’s sound was ‘to fuse the Sex Pistols and Chic’ after hearing those two bands back-to-back on a pub jukebox one night.