Blondie’s song Call Me was released in 1980 and became an internation al sensation. Co-written by Giorgio Moroder and Blondie’s lead singer Debbie Harry, the song was initially created as the theme for the movie American Gigolo
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Did You Know
- Released in 1980, “Call Me” served as the theme for American Gigolo.
- Debbie Harry collaborated with Italian composer Giorgio Moroder to write the song.
- “Call Me” became a chart-topping hit in both the United States and the United Kingdom, marking one of Blondie’s most iconic successes.
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Color me your color, babyColor me your carColor me your color, darlingI know who you areCome up off your color chartI know where you’re coming from
Call me (call me) on the lineCall me, call me any, anytimeCall me (call me) I’ll arriveYou can call me any day or nightCall me
Cover me with kisses, babyCover me with loveRoll me in designer sheetsI’ll never get enoughEmotions come, I don’t know whyCover up love’s alibi
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Call me (call me) on the lineCall me, call me any, anytimeCall me (call me) I’ll arriveWhen you’re ready, we can share the wineCall me
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-oohHe speaks the languages of loveOoh-ooh-ooh-ooh-oohAmore, chiamami, chiamamiOoh-ooh-ooh-ooh-oohAppelle-moi mon cheri, appelle-moiAnytime, anyplace, anywhere, any wayAnytime, anyplace, anywhere, any day
Call me (call me) my loveCall me, call me any, anytimeCall me (call me) for a rideCall me, call me for some overtimeCall me (call me) in my lifeCall me, call me in a sweet designCall me (call me), call me for your lover’s, lover’s alibiCall me (call me) on the lineCall me, call me any, anytimeCall me (call me)
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Ah, call me, mm-mm-ahCall me (call me), my loveCall me, call me any
