"Had to Phone Ya" — from The Beach Boys Love You (1977). The phone call as the highest form of romantic urgency.
Had to phone ya'
Had to phone ya' just to talk to you
Had to phone ya' just to tell ya' I was missing you
It lifts my spirits every single time
Sometimes you're busy for awhile
But when you get through
It makes me smile
A-when I phone ya'
California's not so far away
You're not alone ya' know I'm only just a dial away
I visualize that you're looking fine
Feels so good when you come on the line
You (you) you (you) you (you) you (you)
You (you) you (you) you (you) you (you)
You (you) you (you) you (you) you (you)
You (you) you (you) you (you)
Come on
Come on and answer the phone
Come on come on
(I hope your home)
Come on and answer the phone
Come on come on
(I hope your home)
Come on and answer the phone
Come on come on
(I hope your home)
Come on and answer the phone
Come on come on
(I hope your home)
Come on and answer the phone
Come on come on
(I hope your home)
Come on and answer the phone
Come on come on
(Hello, hey Brian!)
(I hope your home)
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- From The Beach Boys Love You (1977). The compulsive phone call — the need so immediate that it couldn't wait — is a touchingly analog romantic gesture.