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Artist: Hall and Oates
Canonical path: /hall-oates/bebop-drop
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Bebop Drop
Read Bebop Drop lyrics by Hall and Oates on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bebop Drop
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3 A.M.
I don't believe I hear the telephone ring
I wanna sleep
you wanna shake that thang
I wanna dream
you wanna dance all night
If I knew
if I knew you and better we could fight about it
You just wanna Bebob but I just wanna Drop
Don't call me
because your boyfriend isn't home tonight
Don't pretend
cause out of mind is only out of sight
It's much too late
look and see how quick the candle burns
Go away
go away and let my dreams return
You just wanna Bebop but I just wanna Drop
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