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Gloria

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Gloria

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Santana:

Gloria, you're always on the run now

Running after somebody, you gotta get him somehow

Elliott:

I think you've got to slow down before you start to blow it

I think you're headed for a breakdown, so be careful not to show it

Elliott and Santana:

You really don't remember, was it something that he said?

Are the voices in your head calling Gloria?

Gloria, don't you think you're fallin'?

Rachel:

If everybody wants you, why isn't anybody callin'?

You don't have to answer

Leave them hangin' on the li-ine, oh-oh-oh, calling Gloria

Rachel with Elliott (Spotlight Diner Workers):

Gloria (Gloria), I think they got your number (Gloria)

I think they got your alias (Gloria)

That you've been living under (Gloria)

But you really don't remember

(Rachel: was it something that they said?)

Are the voices in your head calling Gloria?

Gloria!

Santana (with Spotlight Diner Workers):

A-ha-ha, a-ha-ha, (Gloria)

Don't you think you're (fallin')?

If everybody (wants you)

Elliott and Santana:

Why isn't anybody callin'?

You don't have to answer

Leave them hangin' on the li-ine, oh-oh-oh

Elliott and Santana with Rachel (Spotlight Diner Workers):

Calling Gloria

Gloria (Gloria)

Elliott and Rachel with Santana (Spotlight Diner Workers):

I think they got your number (Gloria)

I think they got your alias (Gloria)

That you've been living under (Gloria)

Santana:

But you really don't remember, (Rachel: Oooh!)

Elliott (Rachel and Santana):

Was it something that they said? (Oooh!)

Are the voices in your head (Oooh!)

Calling (with Santana and Rachel: Gloria?)

Elliott with the Spotlight Diner Workers:

Gloria! (Santana: Ooh Gloria)

Rachel (with the Spotlight Diner Workers):

Ooh (Gloria!) (Santana: Oooh!)

Santana (Rachel and the Spotlight Diner Workers):

(Rachel: Ooh!) (Gloria!)

I think they got your number (Rachel: Ooh!)

(Gloria!)

Gloria! (Rachel: Ooh!)

Spotlight Diner Workers:

Gloria! (Santana: Ooh-oh!)

Rachel (with the Spotlight Diner Workers):

(Gloria!)

(Santana: Do-do) (with Santana: Uh oh!)

Rachel and Santana with the Spotlight Diner Workers:

Gloria! (Santana: Gloria!)

Rachel:

Ooh!

Spotlight Diner Workers:

Gloria! (Santana: They gotcha, they gotcha number!)

Rachel and Santana with the Spotlight Diner Workers:

Gloria!

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