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Here we go Everybody If you need a little lovin', call me If you want some kissin', call me Well on lonely nights when you feel alone All you got to do is pick up the telephone 634-5789 (that's my number) 634-5789 If you want a little huggin', call me call me And if you need some kissin', call me All you gotta do Well i'll be right here at home All you gotta do is pick up your telephone 634-5789 (that's my number) 634-5789 Ohh, i'll be right there Just as soon as i can If i be a little late I hope that you understand Ah yeah, everybody Come on If you need a little lovin, call me If you want some kissin, call me I'll be right here at home All you gotta do is pick up your telephone 634-5789 ( 8x ) Everybody come on 634-5789 ( 8x ) more free lyrics

Here we go
Everybody

If you need a little lovin', call me
If you want some kissin', call me
Well on lonely nights when you feel alone
All you got to do is pick up the telephone

634-5789 (that's my number)
634-5789

If you want a little huggin', call me call me
And if you need some kissin', call me
All you gotta do
Well i'll be right here at home
All you gotta do is pick up your telephone

634-5789 (that's my number)
634-5789

Ohh, i'll be right there
Just as soon as i can
If i be a little late
I hope that you understand

Ah yeah, everybody
Come on

If you need a little lovin, call me
If you want some kissin, call me
I'll be right here at home
All you gotta do is pick up your telephone

634-5789 ( 8x )

Everybody come on

634-5789 ( 8x )

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