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Beatles ~ I Call Your Name (lennon/mccartney)


I call your name but you're not there, was i to blame for being unfair, Oh i can't sleep at night, since you've been gone. i never Weep at night i can't go on. Well don't you know i can't take it. i don't know who can, I'm not goin' to mayayake it i'm not that kind of man. Oh i can't sleep at night, but just the same i never weep at Night i call your name, i call your name. more free lyrics

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