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Just Call Me Joe lyrics

Sinead O'Connor

We came here across the great divide
Into the city, slander all eyes
We found a great love as we fell inside
They could not touch us as we'd go by

I've seen you the first time in Trogny's bar
But I'll see you later, we'll talk of black
We'll meet up for sure, oh will we not?
Away from all of the friends that you've got
Oh no, oh no

I said don't call me sir
Oh, just call me Joe
Don't call me lady
Just call me Joe
Don't call me mister
Oh, just call me Joe
Don't call me sweetheart
Just call me Joe

You wear the best clothes that I've ever seen
I've seen your light and your poetry
And it's the best thing that there's ever been
You're both the beauty and the beast

That's how it is and that's how it ends
Into another city where you live far away
That's how it is and that's how it ends
You've seen my face but you've never heard my name
Oh no, oh no

I said don't call me sir
Oh, just call me Joe
Don't call me lady
Just call me Joe
Don't call me mister
Just call me Joe
Don't call me sweetheart
Just call me Joe...

[Interlude: Ad Lib - speaker over chorus]...

Song Details

‘Just Call Me Joe’ is a song by Sinead O’Connor from her debut album The Lion and the Cobra. It was released in 1987. The song is about a couple who escape from the oppression and violence of their society and find love and freedom in the city. The song was written by Sinead O’Connor and Kevin Moloney.

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