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Blues Brothers, The ~ 634-5789 ( In Blues Brothers 2000)


If you need a little lovin' Call on me, o yeah If you want some kissin' Call me baby, all you gotta do O i'll be right here at home All you gotta do is pick up your telephone And dial now 634-5789 that's my number 634-5789 And if you need a little huggin' Call on me, lord have mercy And if you want some kissing Call on me baby, all you gotta do now No more lonely nights, will you be alone All you gotta do is pick up your phone And dial babe 634-5789 that's my number 634-5789 O i'll be right there Just as soon as i can And if i'd be a little late now I hope that you'll understand O yeah 634-5789 634-5789 634-5789 o yeah 634-5789 And if you need a little lovin' You can count on me, o yeah And if you want some of that kissin' Call on me, you better believe you can No more lonely nights, will you be alone All you gotta do is call me on the telephone And dial 634-5789 that's my number baby 634-5789 634-5789 that's our number 634-5789 that's our number 634-5789 that's our number baby 634-5789 more free lyrics

If you need a little lovin'
Call on me, o yeah
If you want some kissin'
Call me baby, all you gotta do
O i'll be right here at home
All you gotta do is pick up your telephone
And dial now

634-5789 that's my number
634-5789

And if you need a little huggin'
Call on me, lord have mercy
And if you want some kissing
Call on me baby, all you gotta do now
No more lonely nights, will you be alone
All you gotta do is pick up your phone
And dial babe

634-5789 that's my number
634-5789

O i'll be right there
Just as soon as i can
And if i'd be a little late now
I hope that you'll understand
O yeah

634-5789
634-5789
634-5789 o yeah
634-5789

And if you need a little lovin'
You can count on me, o yeah
And if you want some of that kissin'
Call on me, you better believe you can
No more lonely nights, will you be alone
All you gotta do is call me on the telephone
And dial

634-5789 that's my number baby
634-5789
634-5789 that's our number
634-5789 that's our number
634-5789 that's our number baby
634-5789

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