If you need a little loving, ya call on me
And if you want a little hugging, ya call on me baby, ooh yeah,
You can call me right here at home
All you got to do is pick up the telephone
And dial now (634-5789)
What’s my number (634-5789)
If you need a little hugging, ya call on me
And if ya want some kissing, ya call on me, it’s all right
No more lonely nights, who’ll be alone now
All you got to do is pick up the telephone
And dial now (634-5789)
That’s my number (634-5789)
Oh, I’ll be right there
Just as soon as I can
If I be a little bit late now
I hope that you’ll understand
And if ya need a little loving, ya call on me, lord have mercy
And if ya want a little kissing, ya call up Jonny B. Baby, it’s all right
Ain’t no more lonely nights, we’ll be alone now
All you got to do is pick up the telephone
And dial it (634-5789)
That’s my number (634-5789)
Hey (634-5789)
That’s my number (634-5789)
Ooh, hoo (634-5789)
I’m running to ya baby, where I belong (634-5789)
‘Cause if you need me, want me, tell me that you love me (634-5789)
Anytime, anywhere, come on baby (634-5789)
Ooh hoo (634-5789)
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Love on the Line: Exploring Bon Jovi’s “634-5789”
Bon Jovi’s rendition of “634-5789” revives a soulful classic with their signature rock energy. The lyrics center on the simple, yet powerful, promise of unwavering affection and support. The repeated phone number acts as both a literal and metaphorical hotline for love, comfort, and companionship. Listeners are invited into a world where loneliness is banished with a single call, emphasizing the ease of reaching out for connection. The verses blend playful flirtation with heartfelt reassurance, painting a picture of someone always just a phone call away. The infectious chorus and direct messaging make the song relatable and instantly memorable, capturing the spirit of open-hearted devotion.
Song Credits
Songwriters: Eddie Floyd, Steve Cropper
Originally Released: 1966
Bon Jovi Version Release Year: 2003