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When you need a companion
Someone to call your own
I’ll be your temporary stand-in, honey
Just touch the button on your telephone
You got a man in Chicago
But that’s another time zone
What we been doin’ he don’t need to know
Just touch the button on your telephone
I’ll be gone in the mornin’
If you wanna be alone
But if you wanna see me again, girl
Just touch the button on your telephone
They say that good things come to those who wait
But by the time you’re done waitin’ it’ll be too late
Just touch the button on your phone next to my name
‘Cause if you’re sleepin’ alone you only got yourself to blame
When you need a companion
Someone to call your own
I’ll be your temporary stand-in, honey
Just touch the button on your telephone
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Diamonds In The Wind
05:15
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Let it Fall
04:40
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The Sweetest Thing
03:40
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13th Avenue Blues
05:24
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She Spent The Night
04:09
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The Sleeping Giants Oakland, California
Like their home in Oakland, CA, the music of The Sleeping Giants is rolling hills and towering steel; it swings for the gut when you’re dancing and wraps an arm around you when you're blue.
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