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Artist: Watchmen
Canonical path: /watchmen/phone-call
Related lyric paths: 6
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Phone Call
Read Phone Call lyrics by Watchmen on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Phone Call
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The gray pages tell me it's tomorrow, again
I looked all day Sunday for a motto, again
I should have known better
I should have called you
Pretend only good days were to follow, from here
I held you up close you were the model, the friend
I should of known better
I could have called you
I hope I don't need Cus D'amato again
Lead me around my will to follow
I hate the games we play
There's nothing in it
I'm older every day
I hope we win it
I should have called
I should have known better
I should have called you
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