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Joe Satriani The Phone Call Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7/10 [3 votes]Album: Flying In a Blue Dream / Original Release Date: 1989-10-30Genre: RockSong Duration: 3 min 01 sec
JOE SATRIANI
- The Phone Call Lyrics / with translations[Gimme that phone!]
I got to talk to you, baby, set the record straight.
'Cause this relationship is goin' from love to hate.
You're always trying to make me do things that're really dumb,
And we're always disagreein' on how to have fun.
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And you know I don't want what you want,
I want what I want.
Well, you look like a yuppie, and that's too bad.
Yeah, it used to be funny, but now it's sad.
And your friends are all stupid and they talk too much,
And I'd feel a lot better staying out of touch.
CHORUS
You can say goodbye to me, honey.
You can say goodbye to my money.
Well, I'm sittin' here callin' from Tennessee,
And I've been jammin' with my buddies like I ought to be.
And it feels real good bein' on my own,
And I don't mind leaving you dry as bone.
CHORUS
Well, it's all over, it's just too late.
And I'm so glad we're living in different states.
You know I said it all before like I knew I should,
But you got nothing in your head but a block of wood.
CHORUS
@SONG Ride
I know some people like to take life easy,
That's not my style.
I'm not the type to let this life tease me,
I'm gonna make it wild.
I just wanna ride,
Get on my bike and ride.
Some people think you've got to like your life one way,
I disagree.
I'm not gonna pay attention to them anyway,
It's got nothing, nothing to do with me.
Life is so short, we've got
No time to waste at all.
CHORUS:
I just wanna ride,
Get on my bike and ride.
I just wanna ride,
Get on my bike and ride.
I see the road, as it opens up before me,
I feel the heat.
I'm gonna go where I want, when I want to.
I've got to be free.
CHORUS
Feels so right...
Feels so right...
I got to talk to you, baby, set the record straight.
'Cause this relationship is goin' from love to hate.
You're always trying to make me do things that're really dumb,
And we're always disagreein' on how to have fun.
CHORUS:
And you know I don't want what you want,
I want what I want.
Well, you look like a yuppie, and that's too bad.
Yeah, it used to be funny, but now it's sad.
And your friends are all stupid and they talk too much,
And I'd feel a lot better staying out of touch.
CHORUS
You can say goodbye to me, honey.
You can say goodbye to my money.
Well, I'm sittin' here callin' from Tennessee,
And I've been jammin' with my buddies like I ought to be.
And it feels real good bein' on my own,
And I don't mind leaving you dry as bone.
CHORUS
Well, it's all over, it's just too late.
And I'm so glad we're living in different states.
But you got nothing in your head but a block of wood.
CHORUS
@SONG Ride
I know some people like to take life easy,
That's not my style.
I'm not the type to let this life tease me,
I'm gonna make it wild.
I just wanna ride,
Get on my bike and ride.
Some people think you've got to like your life one way,
I disagree.
I'm not gonna pay attention to them anyway,
It's got nothing, nothing to do with me.
Life is so short, we've got
No time to waste at all.
CHORUS:
I just wanna ride,
Get on my bike and ride.
I just wanna ride,
Get on my bike and ride.
I see the road, as it opens up before me,
I feel the heat.
I'm gonna go where I want, when I want to.
I've got to be free.
CHORUS
Feels so right...
Feels so right...
Facts about The Phone Call
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The Phone Call is written and performed by Joe Satriani.
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It is first released on October 30, 1989 as part of Joe Satriani's album "Flying In a Blue Dream" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, through a direct and frank dialogue in 'The Phone Call' of Joe Satriani, the musician represents the closure of a difficult relationship and at the same time, incompatibility and misunderstanding that existed between the partners. Heartbreak, angst, anger, empowerment, and despair are the main subjects of the lyrics of the phone call. Moreover, the song emphasizes the disillusionment in a relationship as the main factor of individuality and independence, criticism of the partner and rejection as well as moving on. Using curse words and expressing conflict and separation in the lyrics makes the song more appropriate for an adult audience. The content could be considered as inappropriate for children under 13 unless supervised by a parent.
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The Phone Call falls under the genre Rock.
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The Phone Call song length is 3 minutes and 01 seconds.
Who wrote The Phone Call lyrics?
The Phone Call is written and performed by Joe Satriani.
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When was The Phone Call released?
It is first released on October 30, 1989 as part of Joe Satriani's album "Flying In a Blue Dream" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Phone Call lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, through a direct and frank dialogue in 'The Phone Call' of Joe Satriani, the musician represents the closure of a difficult relationship and at the same time, incompatibility and misunderstanding that existed between the partners. Heartbreak, angst, anger, empowerment, and despair are the main subjects of the lyrics of the phone call. Moreover, the song emphasizes the disillusionment in a relationship as the main factor of individuality and independence, criticism of the partner and rejection as well as moving on. Using curse words and expressing conflict and separation in the lyrics makes the song more appropriate for an adult audience. The content could be considered as inappropriate for children under 13 unless supervised by a parent.
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Which genre is The Phone Call?
The Phone Call falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song The Phone Call?
The Phone Call song length is 3 minutes and 01 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Joe SatrianiRecord Label(s): 1989 Sony Music Entertainment Inc
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