Call me
Blondie
One of the songs icon of the 80s is undoubtedly "Call me" interpreted by the Blondie (which worths noting that it's a band, not a single singer!).
Born as soundtrack to a film ("American gigolò"), however its potential has paved its way in the world of rock/pop music.
Lyrics and chords "Call me" are available below.
Dm
Dm
G
F
Dm
F
C
Intro x2:
Dm
Color me your color, baby,
Bb
color me your car.
Dm
Color me your color, darling,
Bb
I know who you are.
Gm
A
Come up off your color chart;
Gm
A
I know where you're coming from.
Dm
F
Call me (call me) on the line,
G
Bb
call me, call me any anytime.
Dm
F
Call me (call me) I'll arrive,
G
Bb
you can call me any day or night.
Dm
Call me!
Dm
G
F
Dm
F
C
Strum.
Dm
Cover me with kisses, baby,
Bb
cover me with love.
Dm
Roll me in designer sheets,
Bb
I'll never get enough.
Gm
A
Emotions come, I don't know why;
Gm
A
cover up love's alibi.
Dm
F
Call me (call me) on the line,
G
Bb
call me, call me any anytime.
Dm
F
Call me (call me) I'll arrive,
G
Bb
when you're ready we can share the wine.
Dm
Call me.
Dm
G
F
Em
A
G
Strum.
Em
Bm
Ooh, he speaks the languages of love.
Em
Bm
Ooh, amore, chiamami (chiamami).
F
C
Ooh, appelle-moi, mon cheri (appelle-moi).
Dm
Bb
Anytime, anyplace, anywhere, anyway!
G
A
Anytime, anyplace, anywhere, any day!
Dm
Bm
Dm
Bm
F
C
Dm
Bb
G
A
Synth solo:
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F
Call me (call me) in my life,
G
Bb
call me, call me any anytime.
Dm
F
Call me (call me) au revoir,
G
Bb
call me, call me for some overtime.
Dm
F
Call me (call me) in my life,
G
Bb
call me, call me any sweet desire.
Dm
F
G
Bb
Call me, (call me) call me for your lover's lover's alibi.
Dm
F
Call me (call me) inner line,
G
Bb
call me, call me any anytime.
Dm
F
G
Bb
Call me. (call me) Oh, call me, ooh ooh ah.
Dm
F
G
Bb
Call me! (call me) ...
