Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Call Me, artist - The Clark Sisters. Album song Miracle (Re-Issue), in the genre Date of issue: 31.12.2006
Record label: Motown Gospel
Song language: English
Call Me |
| Anything you need just come and see me |
| Just like before, my love is your guarantee, oh yes it is |
| Oh, so we can talk about these problems |
| So you can tell me what’s on your mind |
| Haven’t you heard, I gave you my word |
| That’s been proven time after time |
| Call me, call me (you just need to) |
| Call me, call me (I'll be right there) |
| Call me, call me (you just need to) |
| Call me (ooh) |
| Everywhere you go, I’ll be right by your side |
| And always know my love will be your guide |
| I’ll be there when you need me there |
| We can laugh and we can cry, you’re the reason why |
| Never too busy, calling anytime |
| Call me, call me (when you need a friend) |
| Call me, call me (you just need to call me) |
| Call me, call me (you just call me) |
| Call me (when you don’t have no one to talk to) |
| Call me, call me (oh, when you don’t have no one to lean on) |
| Call me, call me (I'll be right there, c’mon and call me) |
| Call me, call me (you just call me) |
| Call me (ooh) |
| Just know that you’re mine (I am here) |
| And call anytime (that's what they say) |
| More than a song, oh (that's all he told me) |
| A rhythm or a rhyme (ooh) |
| I hope now you see (ooh) |
| My (ooh) |
| Call me, call me (when you need a friend, oh call me) |
| Call me, call me (I'll be right there when you need a friend) |
| Call me, call me (I'll be right there when you need a friend) |
| Call me, call me (please, my line is never, never, never, never too busy) |
| Call me, call me (never, never, no, never too busy) |
| Call me, call me (never, never, no, never too busy) |
| Oh (never, never, no, never too busy)) |
| Call me, call me (oh-oh, oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh oh-oh) |
| Call me, call me (oh-oh, oh oh-oh, oh) |
| Call me, call me (in stormy weather) |
| Call me, call me (oh) |
| Call me, call me (c'mon, there’s no problem too hard) |