Telephone Bill's All Mine
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Telephone Bill's All Mine
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Washington D.C.
Call you anywhere
London to New York
Is anybody there?
Finland, Tokyo, Amsterdam
I wanna tell you now
I know, I know, I know, I know
Telephone bill's all mine
All mine, I know, I know, I know, I know
Telephone bill's all mine
You probably wash your hair by the phone
Talk about anything
Can't get through, I'm all alone
I just let it ring
I just can't seem to pour my heart out
To an answering machine
I know, I know...
You could at least sometime meet a real person
Tell it face to face
Too shy to look in the eye
A little out of place
I need to hear the sound of your voice
To make me feel at home
I know, I know...
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Who performs "Telephone Bill's All Mine"?
Michael Monroe performs "Telephone Bill's All Mine", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael Monroe catalog on LyroVerse.
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