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is a cool Wanda Jackson song, it's fun to play and sing. To see more
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Please Call Today recorded by Wanda Jackson written by Woody Hix and Lana Hix G7
C Please call today or I'll be gone tomorrow
F I'm sitting here my darling waiting for your call G7
C I know I shouldn't want you at all
F For you belong to someone else your love I must borrow G7
C Please call today or I'll be gone tomorrow
F Last time we were together you said that we must part G7
C You're sorry but another owns your heart
F I must go away somewhere try and forget my sorrow G7
C Please call today or I'll be gone tomorrow G7
C Please call today or I'll be gone tomorrow
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