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Calling San Francisco

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[Verse]
GWell, I'm callin' San Francisco
Got to get my baby on the line
C7Yea, I'm callin' San Francisco
Got to get my baby on the line
D7I got to talk to my baby
C7Just to ease my worried mGind
[Verse]
GWell it seems like a month of Sundays
I been out here on the road
C7Yes it seems like a month of Sundays
I been out here on the road
D7I haven't seen my baby
AC7nd I carry a heavy loadG  
[Verse]
GWhen I left you said you loved me
Nobody'd ever take my place
C7Well, when I left you said you loved me
Nobody'd ever take my place
D7Now it's 3 am in Chicago baby
C7And I hope that's still the caseG  
GWhen I get back to the City
I'm gonna have myself a time
C7Yea, when I get back to my City
I'm gonna have myself a time, you know I will
D7I'm gonna hang out down in North Beach
C7With those no-good friends of miGne, yea

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Calling San Francisco

by Tommy Castro

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[Verse]

Well, I'm callin' San Francisco

Got to get my baby on the line

Yea, I'm callin' San Francisco

Got to get my baby on the line

I got to talk to my baby

C7 G

Just to ease my worried mind

[Verse]

Well it seems like a month of Sundays

I been out here on the road

Yes it seems like a month of Sundays

I been out here on the road

I haven't seen my baby

C7 G

And I carry a heavy load

[Verse]

When I left you said you loved me

Nobody'd ever take my place

Well, when I left you said you loved me

Nobody'd ever take my place

Now it's 3 am in Chicago baby

C7 G

And I hope that's still the case

When I get back to the City

I'm gonna have myself a time

Yea, when I get back to my City

I'm gonna have myself a time, you know I will

I'm gonna hang out down in North Beach

C7 G

With those no-good friends of mine, yea

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