So I just wait by the door
Don't know what I'm heading for
And if it's me and the beat
I'm keeping one on the floor

You're like a landline
Always keep my hands tied
Wonder how I like you and lie to you at the same damn time

What's up? Uh
Steady on repeat
I was numb
Give me third degree
Burns, baby
I'm only window shopping
No room in my closet

I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one, only one
Only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one, only one

Ten, nine, everybody
Gimme, gimme more
FaceTime, crazy 'cause my face is always bored
What's your take?
Never have enough space
Waste a lot of time on you
And I'm gonna waste some more, okay

Fight for it
Baby, I'm alone
More and more surprised
That I'm more and more at home

Stop playing around
Look at me now
I'm tasting
A little bit of everything

I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one, only one
Only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one, only one

Ever since my license
It got suspended
Worry 'bout the entrance
Worry 'bout the exit
How you so selective?
Ain't been selected
Don't you got a Mustang?
You don't wanna rev it?

I don't ever wanna be in pain
Stay up all night and the mornings never came
React, and now you wanna call it crazy
She ask, am I a figment of imagination?

I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one, only one
Only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one you need
I wanna be the only one, only one


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Landline Lyrics as written by Chasen Smith Baraka Ongeri

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