2:22
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2:22
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Do you wanna hear a good song?
(Hello?)
Spend my nights and days thinkin' 'bout you
Call me back, why don't you?
Call me back when you've got nothing to do
Call me back, why don't you?
Come over and do what you wanna do
There's so much stuff we could do
Come over when she's ignorin' you
Bring your cellphone and laptop too
Cause I've got things on my mind you should know
And I don't know where this could go
So hurry and pick up the damn phone
Baby I'm not waiting all night long
Spend my nights and days thinkin' 'bout you
Call me back, why don't you?
Call me back when you've got nothing to do
Call me back, why don't you?
Call me back at 2:22
Call me back at 2:22
(2:22)
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