Social Call (Lyric)

Social Call

I been to pass your doorway
Gave you a buzz, that's all
Lately I thought all about you
So I thought I'd pay a social call

Do you recall the old days
We use to have a ball
Not that I'm lonesome without you
I thought I'd just pay a social call

I lie and say things are just swell
But to tell the truth
I haven't been too well
And if you should try to kiss me
I wouldn't even stall
Maybe we'll get back together
Starting with an incidental, elemental
Simple social call
Yeah

Being here with you again
Has brought such precious memories
Awaking many feelings
I feel so alive again

Sitting here talking to you
Late into the night
Feels like we've never ever been apart
You've always been in my heart

I vividly remember things we used to do and say
And laugh and dance and ooh
You were my boo
How we ever parted
I guess life just ends up being
Then we went our separate ways

Singing has been so amazing
So many wonderful things
I've worked for, prayed for
Have filled my days
But while this fabulous life is taking place
That one special love has not filled sacred space

Now I feel the heat, the fire, the sweetness
As you hold me in your arms
There's no way I want to go
But baby, take it slow
Let's do some laughing, dancing
Dreaming and romancing
Ooo let's give it a go

I lie and say things are just swell
But to tell the truth
I haven't been too well
And if you should try to kiss me
Oooh I wouldn't even stall
Maybe we'll get back together
Starting with an incidental, elemental
Simple social call
Starting with an incidental, elemental
Simple social call

Written by Jon Hendricks (1955)
for the song by Gigi Gryce.

Check covers by Diane Reeves, Samara Joy.

Heat fire and sweetness. Isn't that the orgasm?