Calling Out My Name
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Calling Out My Name
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There's trouble in paradise
with her love you pay such a price
She must be all alone again she's calling for me
She doesn't turn me all the time
When I need her she's got a busy line
She must be all alone again she's calling for me
What else could it be
I know she's
she's calling out my name
I know she's
she's never gonna change her ways
She's always treat me the same
and she knows it's true
what am I gonna do
I could go so far away
but I know I couldn't stay
Knowing that she's all alone again
calling for me
She's dangerous to my heart
I shoulda known it from the start
She must be all alone again she's calling for me
what else could it be
I know she's...
and there is nothing I can do
Solo
I know she is...
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Del Shannon performs "Calling Out My Name", and this lyric page sits inside the Del Shannon catalog on LyroVerse.
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