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Artist/Band: Lonnie Johnson
Lyrics for Song: Call Me Darling (1963)
Lyrics for Album: Lonnie Johnson Blues Masters [1991]



Call me darling, call me sweetheart, call me dear.

Thrill me darlin', with the words I long to hear.

In your dark eyes, so smiling, there's a promise I see.

Mmm, but your two lips, just won't say, that you really in love, in love with me.



Oh, my darlin', if my daydreams all come true,

Then I'll meet you, in my secret rendezvous.

Then I'll find, I'll find paradise, that lies deep in you eyes.

Call me darlin', call me sweetheart, call me dearest.



Call me darling, call me sweetheart, call me dear.

Thrill me darlin', with the words I long to hear.

In your dark eyes, so smiling, there's a promise I see.

Ah, but your two lips, just won't say it, that you really care for me.



Ah, my lovin', if my daydreams will all come true,

Then I'll meet you in my secret rendezvous.

Then I'll find, I'll find paradise, that lies deep in you eyes.

Call me darling, call me sweetheart, call me dear.


Call Me Darling (1963)

Lonnie Johnson's 1963 recording of "Call Me Darling" exemplifies the refined, melodic soul style that defined his later career. Released on the compilation "Lonnie Johnson Blues Masters [1991]," this track showcases Johnson's signature smooth phrasing and sophisticated chord progressions, moving away from the raw electric blues of his earlier years with the Memphis Rhythm & Blues Band. The song reflects the mature artistry of a bluesman who had spent decades honing his craft, blending traditional blues structures with the polished production typical of the early 1960s. It stands as a testament to his ability to deliver emotional depth through subtle instrumentation and vocal nuance, capturing the essence of the era's evolving sound without relying on overt rock influences.


Album Lyrics: Lonnie Johnson Blues Masters [1991]


Lonnie Johnson
"Lonnie Johnson Blues Masters [1991]"


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