Samsaya - Bombay Calling

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{Verse 1}
Momma where we goin'? Bag packed on a joy ride
Seems a long way from home to me
Could I hold your hand? Would you guide me through the lines?
Take me to your city that never sleeps

{Pre-Chorus}
When they land in the morn'
And they open the door, feel it
When they land in the morn'
And they open the door, feel it

{Chorus}
Could it be Bombay calling?
Did you know they had everything?
Could it be Bombay calling?
When the snow in the north is falling
Could it be Bombay calling?
Did you they had everything?
Could it be Bombay calling?

{Verse 2}
Land in the city where the frost stays and bites
Pap we'll be there, somewhere in the trees
Home from home but this is all I know right
Streets so quiet, are they all asleep?

{Pre-Chorus}
When they land in the morn'
And they open the door, feel it
When they land in the morn'
And they open the door, feel it

{Chorus}
Could it be Bombay calling?
Did you know they had everything?
Could it be Bombay calling?
When the snow in the north is falling
Could it be Bombay calling?
Close your eyes and feel it all
Let it catch you when you fall
Could it be Bombay calling?
Did you know they had everything?
Could it be Bombay calling?

{Bridge}
Take me so far to rickshaws, and tatas
And spices that caress my spirit with goodness
Take me, hold me, sunshine filled place
Warm on my face, is this Bombay call-ing

{Chorus}
Could it be Bombay calling?
Did you know they had everything?
Could it be Bombay calling?
When the snow in the north is falling
Could it be Bombay calling?
Close your eyes and feel it all
Let it catch you when you fall
Could it be Bombay calling?
Did you know they had everything?
Could it be Bombay calling?

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Sampda Sharma, better known by her stage name Samsaya, is an Indian-born Norwegian singer and actress.

Samsaya was born Sampda Sharma in Hamirpur to an Indian mother, Aruna Sharma, in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. She lived in India with her family and moved to Norway at the age of only eleven months. She grew up on Ellingsrud in Oslo and went to Ellingsrudåsen skole and played football.

Growing up she was influenced by Hip-hop and listened to Public Enemy. She appeared with her first band at the age of nineteen. After several years of making music with other urban musicians in Oslo, she got her breakthrough as an actress in the Norwegian movies, Folk flest bor i Kina, the horror movie Villmark and Hawaii Oslo.