Colour me your colour, baby
Colour me your car
Colour me your colour, darling
I know who you are
Come up off your colour chart
I know where you're coming from
Call me on the line
Call me call me any anytime
Call me in my life
You can call me any day or night
Call me
Cover me with kisses, baby
Cover me with love
Roll me in designer sheets
I'll never get enough
Emotions come I don't know why
Cover up love's alibi
Call me on the line
Call me call me any anytime
Call me oh my love
When you're ready we can share the wine
Call me
Ooh, he speaks the languages of love
Ooh, amore, chiamami chiamami.
Oo, appelle-moi mon cherie, appelle-moi
Anytime anyplace anywhere anyway
Anytime anyplace anywhere any day, anyway
Call me my love
Call me call me any anytime
Call me for a ride
Call me call me for some overtime
Call me my love
Call me call me in a sweet design
Call me call me for your lover's lover's alibi
Call me on the line
Call me call me any anytime
Call me
Oh, call me, ooh ooh ah.
Call me my love.
Call me, call me any anytime.
music*ismyboyfriend: I don't think you're paying enough attention to your poor boyfriend...
It is based on the film "American Gigolo" and is written from his point of view, mostly...the client can call him anytime for his "service". The reference to sharing the wine - there is a scene in the film where he opens a bottle of wine for a rich, older client. He then falls in love with another client (emotions come) and she gives him an alibi for a murder he did not commit ("love's alibi").
The rest of it refers to his skill in languages..in the film the character speaks Swedish and French.
Slutty? This was written before computers; and cell phones; and all other forms of communication except landlines and letters. The song is very simple. Give the woman a call to get together. And considering when the song was written, it's probably not about a one night stand; rather, a REAL date with someone she's known awhile (and a date that will involve sex), if anybody today knows (and appreciates) what a "date" is. (I am SOOOOO glad I am of a different generation!)
Don't get me started on the cultural differences between then and now. So much has been lost to instant gratification as well as a loss of communication skills. Ugh. I would like to turn back time in some aspects of male/female relations.
Don't get me started on the cultural differences between then and now. So much has been lost to instant gratification as well as a loss of communication skills. Ugh. I would like to turn back time in some aspects of male/female relations.
Slutty is a very nasty word and I trust you aren't referring to Debbie Harry.
Slutty is a very nasty word and I trust you aren't referring to Debbie Harry.
OMG this is BLONDIE!!!! There are hardly any posts for her. She is practicly a legend, and i am hardly old enough to know that! This song is so catchy, and no matter what its about, a good song.
this song is brilliant. i love blondie....and blondie is infact A BAND music*ismyboyfriend, as in more than one person. i think you're just think of deborah harry when you refer to 'her' instead of 'them'.
@smegan Debbie Harry WAS Blondie
@smegan Debbie Harry WAS Blondie
Brilliantly catchy song from the legendary new wave/punk act Blondie. Check out their album 'Parallel Lines'; groundbreakingly brilliant.
@rubyoverdiamonds bought that on cassette in 1979. CD in 1990. Still a great listen from start to finish
@rubyoverdiamonds bought that on cassette in 1979. CD in 1990. Still a great listen from start to finish
how can you not like blondie?
i love debbie's voice
Oh my goodness im 16 years old and I love this song!!!!! I think it's way better that ''Heart of Glass'' but yeah. This is great :)
Peace Out
BLONDIE IS AWESOME!!!!