Call Mr. Lee
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Call Mr. Lee
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We did good on an inside job
But now I'm down to wait
No I can't get out.
But you could get across with ease
Dial 45... 41.... oh oh oh
Call Mr Lee,
He'll know the code is broken,
Tell him the dog is turning red
Call Mr Lee
Just one little trip
and you're sweet for life
Help me out
you know you can't be seen
You could get across with ease
Dial 45... 41.... oh oh oh
Call Mr Lee,
He'll know the code is broken,
Tell him the dog is turning red
Turning red
Call Mr Lee
Call Mr Lee
I move inside
The heat is wild
Paint the windows black
It's drip-dry time
But you could get across with ease
Dial 45... 41.... oh oh oh
Call Mr Lee,
He'll know the code is broken,
Tell him the dog is turning red
Turning red
Call Mr Lee
Tell him the dog is turning red
Call Mr Lee
Call Mr Lee
Call Mr Lee
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