| Money and style and friends and work
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| Music and sex and art and scene
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| Boys and girls and drugs and dreams
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| That’s you girl
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| There’s a lot to be said for a telephone line
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| I could call you up, I could make it so fine
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| But guilt and fear and jealousy
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| That’s me girl
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| I carved her number on my wall
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| It’s not as if I need someone
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| It’s not as if I need someone
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| It’s funny, she didn’t like my shirt
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| So she told me, then she kissed me like I’d never seen a flirt
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| I had not been courting, not for a while
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| You’d have never have known it, not by her smile
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| The coins, they’re burning a hole in my pocket
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| Thoughts of her, they’re burning a hole in my head
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| I could reach for the phone, I could flick it wide open
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| I could scroll down some number, I could wish I was dead
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| I carved her number on my wall
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| It’s not as if I need someone
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| It’s not as if I need someone
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| If I treated her like she’s number one
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| It’s not what I was thinking of
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| It’s not what I was thinking of
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| With an action I could be interrupting her time
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| If I pickup the phone and get her on the line
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| Is she making some coffee, washing her dishes
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| Playing her records, dreaming her wishes
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| Now I’m running with my group, I’m feeling alright
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| Being chased by the rain like «A Hard Day’s Night»
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| I pass by the ‘phone I wonder if she’s home
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| She’s so cool, gotta have her, think I’ll leave her alone
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| I carved her number on my wall
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| It’s not as if I need someone
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| It’s not as if I need someone
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| If I treated her like she’s number one
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| It’s not what I was thinking of
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| It’s not what I was thinking of
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| It’s not what I was thinking of
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| It’s not what I was thinking of |