| Well, I parked my car in the driveway
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| Somewhere around 1 am Worn out from the road with a big heavy load
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| On my mind, what a week it had been
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| Then I stumbled into the kitchen
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| And I saw that little red light
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| Blinkin' at me from my message machine
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| Then I knew it would be alright
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| 'Cause she said
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| «Baby, come over tonight
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| I’m a little bit lonely
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| Baby, come hold me tonight
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| I’m a little bit lonely»
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| Now it didn’t take me a second 'til I knew
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| The right thing to do
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| I picked up the phone and said «Baby I’m home
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| I’ll be there in a minute or two.»
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| I stole some of my neighbor’s daisies
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| Grabbed an old bottle of wine
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| She don’t call me much but I know when she does
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| That I’m in for one helluva time
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| When she says,
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| «Baby, come over tonight
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| I’m a little bit lonely
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| Baby, come hold me tonight
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| I’m a little bit lonely»
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| Baby, baby, baby just for tonight
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| Be my one and only
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| Baby, come over tonight
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| I’m a little bit lonely
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| Yeah everybody needs a little love sometimes
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| Yeah, who am I to leave you hangin' high and dry
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| No baby, not tonight
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| No, no, no, no Not tonight, now baby
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| «Baby, come over tonight
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| I’m a little bit lonely
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| Baby, come hold me tonight
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| I’m a little bit lonely»
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| Baby, baby just come hold me tight
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| You don’t have to call me Baby, baby, baby come over tonight
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| I’m a little bit lonely
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| I’m lonely, lonely, lonely
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| So come on baby
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| Said, «I'll be there in a minute or two.»
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| And I brought those daises and that red wine
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| We had one hell of a time
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| Yeah, yeah, yeah |