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Breeders, The ~ Don't Call Home


Phone by the cash register Quarter in your pocket Miles away but you can't call home No, you can't call home Home is where you are Home is where you are Miles away, noone knows where Miles away, don't call home Anyway, don't call this way Hey, don't call You never can call Don't even write Noone can help you You don't know what to do Don't call home Noone likes you Wants your call You couldn't care less You don't know what is happening You don't know why you're angry You don't know why you left her You can't call, you never can call Hey, don't call, you never can call Hey, don't call, you never can call Hey, don't call, you never can call Hey, don't call, you never can call Don't even write more free lyrics

Phone by the cash register
Quarter in your pocket
Miles away but you can't call home
No, you can't call home

Home is where you are
Home is where you are
Miles away, noone knows where
Miles away, don't call home
Anyway, don't call this way

Hey, don't call
You never can call
Don't even write

Noone can help you
You don't know what to do
Don't call home
Noone likes you
Wants your call

You couldn't care less
You don't know what is happening
You don't know why you're angry
You don't know why you left her
You can't call, you never can call

Hey, don't call, you never can call
Hey, don't call, you never can call
Hey, don't call, you never can call
Hey, don't call, you never can call
Don't even write

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