Well I don't know where you're going
But I know where you've been
I've been tracing all your footsteps
I've been counting up your sins
A ticking bomb, a false alarm, a wrecking ball
You left before I had the chance to say

Just call me in the morning
Call me when you're home
I know what you've been through
Don't let go
Don't let go

Well you reached into my mouth
Pulled out a single bloody tooth
I've never shown that to anyone
Yeah, no one knows but you
A ticking bomb, a false alarm, a wrecking ball
I left before you had the chance to say

Just call me in the morning
Call me when you're home
I know what you've been through
Don't let go, honey, don't let go

Just call me in the morning
Call me when you're home
I know what you've been through
Don't let go

You never knew that it would take so long
(You never knew that it would take so long)
To understand you're right where you belong

I don't know where we're going
But I know where we've been
We've been hiding from each other
We've been hiding from our sins

Call me in the morning
Call me when you're home
I know what you've been through
Don't let go

Call me in the morning
Call me when you're home
I know what you've been through
Don't let go, don't let go

Don't know where we're going (Don't let go)
But I know where we've been (Don't let go)
We've been hiding from each other (Don't let go)
We've been hiding from ourselves (Don't let go)

Call me when you're home
I know what you've been through
Don't let go


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Call Me in the Morning Lyrics as written by Edward Reyes Adam Lazzara

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    First off I want to say I think this is Taking Back Sunday's best ballad to date! The 1st few listens I was confused about this verse:

    Oh you reached into my mouth pulled out a single bloody tooth I've never shown that to anyone No, no one knows but you.

    But I think I understand the meaning now. Well at least I know what it means to me. the single bloody tooth is a reference to a secret he has been holding inside that this person was able to get him to reveal. they reached in, got close, and he exposed himself. it's brilliant!

    mjv311on July 15, 2011   Link

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