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Macy Gray ~ Why Didn't You Call Me


We went out one night Everything went right We got something started It was outta sight We had such a good time Hey! Why didn't you call me? I thought I'd see you again Bt the phone I wait String into space Thinking about our first kiss Out on our first date We had such a good time Hey! Why didn't you call me? I thought I'd see you again Why don't you call me again? And I'm gonna ask When I see you again Thought you would be my man my lover my friend I never thought it would end so quickly It would end I've resorted to Hanging up on you I know you know it's me How else will I talk to you We had such a good time Hey! Why didn't you call me? I thought I'd see you again Why don't you call me again? And I'm gonna ask When I see you again Thought you would be my man my lover my friend I never thought it would end so quickly We had such a good time Hey! Why didn't you call me? I thought I'd see you I thought I'd see you I thought I'd see you again more free lyrics

We went out one night
Everything went right
We got something started
It was outta sight
We had such a good time
Hey! Why didn't you call me?
I thought I'd see you again

Bt the phone I wait
String into space
Thinking about our first kiss
Out on our first date
We had such a good time
Hey! Why didn't you call me?
I thought I'd see you again

Why don't you call me again?
And I'm gonna ask
When I see you again
Thought you would be my man my lover my friend
I never thought it would end so quickly
It would end

I've resorted to
Hanging up on you
I know you know it's me
How else will I talk to you
We had such a good time
Hey! Why didn't you call me?
I thought I'd see you again

Why don't you call me again?
And I'm gonna ask
When I see you again
Thought you would be my man my lover my friend
I never thought it would end so quickly
We had such a good time
Hey! Why didn't you call me?
I thought I'd see you
I thought I'd see you
I thought I'd see you again

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