Pins and Needles
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Pins and Needles
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I ain't been sleepin' I ain't been eatin'
I been on pins and needles waitin' by the phone
You better call me
You better call me
I been on pins and needles waitin' by the phone
You better call me
Or I'll
Go Crazy!
I ain't been tryin' I feel like dyin'
I been on pins and needles waitin' by the phone
You better call me
You better call me
I been on pins and needles waitin' by the phone
You better call me
Or I'll
Go Crazy!
I should've known when you said so long
To run another telephone line
The operator told me said, "Joe lay low
Before You lose Your mind."
I feel forsaken, my heart is achin'
I been on pins and needles waitin' by the phone
You better call me
You better call me
I been on pins and needles waitin' by the phone
You better call me
Or I'll
Go Crazy!
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