Calling Me
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Calling Me
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You've been calling me, calling me
I've been longing you, wanting you
You know it's been such a long time
Just bring the rockets, I'll bring the war
Come have a taste before you left me, I was only second place
Now I don't even know
Ooh, I don't even know you've gone
Where I've been
Should we be doing this, doing this?
We said goodbye
And had our reasons for it
But I can't resist now that I see you
Ooh look at me, I know you feel it (too)
To your room we will go
You gotta stop? Baby
Just let know we can go slow
Yeah, we can go slow, ooh
He was sneakin' out, and never knew
I had my doubts, didn't think you'd follow through
Now spend the nights with another man
It's not the same and I try to pretend
Woah, ooh, woah, ooh
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Stacey performs "Calling Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Stacey catalog on LyroVerse.
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