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When Will You Call - Bilal



     
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When Will You Call Lyrics


Call me lady, call me
When you get a chance
3 in the morn' tossing and turning it's late
Just can't rest waiting for the phone to ring
Will you call, ring my phone
Girl, I hope you did not forget me
I can't sleep and I can't eat
And I won't until I hear your voice
When will you call?
Three days ago, rolled over to an empty bed
And I went to the bathroom and your toothbrush wasn't there
Where's your clothes and where's your shoes
Girl, what will I do without you
I can't sleep and I can't eat
And I won't until I hear your voice
When will you call?
No notice, no letter, you just packed your shit and left girl
I deserve better, I treated you like no one else

How could you, you know I loved you
And I thought this was true
Now we're through, what I'm gonna do
Gotta start a new life without you
Now we're through, what to do
Got to start a new life without you
When will you call
Waiting for ya call
Waiting for ya call
Waiting for ya call, baby
Waiting for you to just sing a word in my ear
And let me know that you're hear forever
Baby baby baby
Call me when you get a chance
Call me, call me, call
When will you call
For I've been worried 'bout you all night for a long time
Call me, call me, call
When will you call
Call me, call me, call
When will you call
Get up and pick up the phone and let me know where you're at
Let me know what you're doing
(Call me, call me, call)
Now were through
And I'm without you

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Bilal (born Bilal Sayeed Oliver on August 23, 1979, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA) is a soul musician and member of the musical collective known as Soulquarians. In 2001, his debut album — 1st Born Second — was released on the Interscope record label.

Bilal's classical training at the Mannes Music Conservatory in New York was instrumental to his conversance with Jazz, voice, and big band arrangements. It has also been reported that he is capable of performing opera in seven languages and writes both music and lyrics.

In 1995, Bilal encountered Faulu Mtume, and his brother, Damu Mtume (sons to James Mtume and founders of Moyo Entertainment) at a barber's shop in Philadelphia. His plans to produce film scores was shelved after he handed the brothers a demo recording; they were so impressed that they successfully convinced him to record commercially.

Bilal has also frequently collaborated and performed with several neo-soul and alternative hip hop artists, including Common, Erykah Badu, Talib Kweli, and The Roots. He also covered Radiohead's "High & Dry" for the 2006 Radiohead tribute, Exit Music: Songs With Radio Heads. Bilal appears in Dave Chappelle's Block Party.

His sophomore full-length recording, Love for Sale is rumored to have been shelved after being leaked on the internet. Despite no official release as of yet, Love for Sale has become an underground classic.

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