All I've Got To Do
The Beatles · With The Beatles (Remastered) [2009]
Whenever I want you around, yeah
All I gotta do
Is call you on the phone
and you'll come running home, yeah
That's all I gotta do.
And when I, I wanna kiss you, yeah
All I gotta do
Is whisper in your ear
the words you long to hear
and I'll be kissing you
And the same goes for me
whenever you want me at all
I'll be here yes I will
whenever you call
You just gotta call on me, yeah
you just gotta call on me
And when I, I wanna kiss you, yeah
All I got to do
Is call you on the phone
and you'll come running home, yeah
That's all I gotta do.
And the same goes for me
whenever you want me at all
I'll be here, yes I will
whenever you call
You just gotta call on me
you just gotta call on me.
Oh, you just gotta call on me
All I gotta do
Is call you on the phone
and you'll come running home, yeah
That's all I gotta do.
And when I, I wanna kiss you, yeah
All I gotta do
Is whisper in your ear
the words you long to hear
and I'll be kissing you
And the same goes for me
whenever you want me at all
I'll be here yes I will
whenever you call
You just gotta call on me, yeah
you just gotta call on me
And when I, I wanna kiss you, yeah
All I got to do
Is call you on the phone
and you'll come running home, yeah
That's all I gotta do.
And the same goes for me
whenever you want me at all
I'll be here, yes I will
whenever you call
You just gotta call on me
you just gotta call on me.
Oh, you just gotta call on me
All I've Got To Do
Released on the 1963 album With The Beatles, this track stands as a quintessential example of The Beatles' early pop-rock sound. Written by John Lennon, the song features a catchy, upbeat melody and a simple, relatable lyric that captures the universal desire to focus on what truly matters. Recorded in London during the band's formative years, it showcases their signature harmonies and the rhythmic drive characteristic of their mid-60s catalog. As a staple of their live performances and a frequent radio staple, the recording helped define the British Invasion era and remains a beloved song in their discography for its infectious energy and straightforward appeal.