The Phone Call

- Alan Campbell (2006)

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You are listening to the song The Phone Call by Alan Campbell, writer by Andrew Lloyd Webber in album Sunset Boulevard: American Premiere Recording [Remastered] CD2. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: Sunset Boulevard: American Premiere Recording [Remastered] CD2.

Entr'acte - Allan Campbell
Sunset Boulevard - Allan Campbell
There's Been A Call; Journey To Paramount - Allan Campbell
As If We Never Said Goodbye - Ed Evanko
Paramount Conversations; Surrender - Various Artists
Girl Meets Boy - Alan Campbell
Eternal Youth Is Worth A Little Suffering - Various Artists
Who's Betty Schaefer? - Alan Campbell
Betty's Office At Paramount - Alan Campbell
Too Much In Love To Care - Alan Campbell
New Ways To Dream (Reprise) - Alan Campbell
The Phone Call - Alan Campbell
The Final Scene - Alan Campbell

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[NORMA]
Hello, is this Gladstone 9281? Miss Schaefer
Hello, Miss Schaefer, you must forgive me for calling so late, but I really feel it's my duty
It's about Mr. Gillis...you do know a Mr. Gillis
Well, exactly how much do you know about him
Do you know where he lives? Do you know what he lives on?

I want to spare you a lot of sadness
I don't know what he's told you
But I can guarantee you
He doesn't live with mother
Or what you'd call a roommate
He's just a ... I can't say it
Poor Betty
You ask him
I'd love to hear his answer...

Joe

[JOE]
That's right, Betty, why don't you ask me?

[NORMA]
Don't.

[JOE]
Or better yet, come over and see for yourself. Yes, right now.
The address is ten thousand eighty-six, Sunset Boulevard.

[NORMA]
Don't hate me, Joe. I did it because I need you
Look at me. Look at my hands.
Look at my face. Look under my eyes
How can I go back to work if I'm wasting
away?
No! Don't stand there hating me, Joe
Shout at me, strike me, but say you don't hate me...Joe, Joe.