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Amanda ~ Call Me


You and me, second grade Livin' on the same street Hangin' out, every day Like a brother to me I hope you still feel like We're meant to be Friends for life If anyone brings you down Don't you Feel like there's no one around Call me I wanna be the one you turn to When you're down And you need to talk Even in the middle of the night You can call me, I'll try to make it right Even if it's a silly thing I will listen and be your friend I hope you know that you can always Count on me Nowadays, like me Got your life and i got mine But as soon, as we meet We have a great time And you could never tell Any time has passed at all I wanna be the one you turn to When you're down And you need to talk Even in the middle of the night You can call me, I'll try to make it right Even if it's a silly thing I will listen and be your friend I hope you know that you can always Count on me more free lyrics

You and me, second grade
Livin' on the same street
Hangin' out, every day
Like a brother to me
I hope you still feel like
We're meant to be
Friends for life

If anyone brings you down
Don't you
Feel like there's no one around
Call me

I wanna be the one you turn to
When you're down
And you need to talk
Even in the middle of the night
You can call me,
I'll try to make it right
Even if it's a silly thing
I will listen and be your friend
I hope you know that you can always
Count on me

Nowadays, like me
Got your life and i got mine
But as soon, as we meet
We have a great time
And you could never tell
Any time has passed at all

I wanna be the one you turn to
When you're down
And you need to talk
Even in the middle of the night
You can call me,
I'll try to make it right
Even if it's a silly thing
I will listen and be your friend
I hope you know that you can always
Count on me

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