Call Box
Stan Ridgeway · Other Songs - Stan Ridgeway
Voice keeps poppin' on the call box out
Mop-man, do you receive?
Ten-four, I gotta pull out
I got an eta, five-thirty on the dot
A little bit later, it'll thicken the plot
Chorus:
They always tell me what's not is not
I just gotta get that 1-2-3
It's funny how these things always happen to me
I just gotta get that 1-2-3
Now, by the force of circumstance
And by the belt that holds up my pants
I'm held responsible
For this idea that never had a chance
When they call out the guard tonight
He'll cut the alarm and switch off the light
Chorus:
I get a funny feeling that wrong is right
I just gotta get that 1-2-3
It's funny how these things always happen to me
I just gotta get that 1-2-3
1 2 3
A b c
Like you and me
Like 1 2 3
1 2 3
1-2-3
A b c
1-2-3
1 2 3
1-2-3
It's a combination...
I press the buttons nowwww!
I press the buttons now
Voice keeps poppin' on the call box out
Mop-man, do you receive?
Ten-four, I gotta pull out
I got an eta, five-thirty on the dot
A little bit later, it'll thicken the plot
Chorus:
They always tell me what's not is not
I just gotta get that 1-2-3
It's funny how these things always happen to me
I guess I gotta get that 1-2-3
1 2 3
A b c
Like you and me
Like 1 2 3
Not is not, not is not!
Not is not, not is not...
Call Box
Stan Ridgeway's "Call Box" stands as a distinctive song in his eclectic discography, showcasing the singer-songwriter's signature blend of rock and theatrical storytelling. Known for his work with The Wallflowers and his solo career, Ridgeway often explores themes of isolation and communication, elements that resonate throughout this recording. The track reflects his ability to craft narratives that are both intimate and expansive, drawing listeners into a world defined by his unique vocal delivery and atmospheric instrumentation. While often associated with his more prominent hits, this song highlights the depth of his creative output, offering a glimpse into the varied textures that define his musical identity. It remains a compelling piece for fans seeking to explore the breadth of his catalog beyond the mainstream.

