It is notable that J.C. made history with the song "Telephone Love." It became the first Reggae song to successfully crossover to the Hip Hop and R&B markets in the U.S. and go to #1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. It became a major radio hit in large cities such as New York. "Home Is Where The Hurt Is" became her other hit song to see similar mainstream success Stateside. J.C. has continued to her career, becoming known around the world for her unique voice and music. She has toured such far away places as Japan several times.
She also is an accomplished painter and actress. Her works have been exhibited in Kingston art galleries. She also has acted in several theatre productions. J.C. Lodge is currently recording for the Greensleeves Record label. Learn more at her official www.jclodge.com and http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/jclodge
Telephone Love
J.C. Lodge Lyrics
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Telephone love, you make my day every time
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
Telephone love, you make my day every time
When you call I feel so good
Wish you were livin' in my neighborhood
So you can hang up the phone and rush on over
Take off where we left off under the covers
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
Telephone love, you make my day every time
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line, yeah
Telephone love, you make my day every time
If anyone else could see me
They would never understand
I'm just living out my fantasy
Talk your love with my mind
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
Telephone love, you make my day every time, yeah
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
Telephone love, you make my day every time
Telephone love
Telephone love
Telephone love
Telephone love
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
Telephone love, you make my day every time, yeah
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
Telephone love, you make my day every time
Whatever you do, don't hang up, don't hang up
Just keep pouring it out till you fill my cup
I'm lost in you whenever you speak, hey
When you call my name, I feel so weak
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
Telephone love, you make my day every time
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
Telephone love, you make my day every time, every time
(Telephone love)
Every time
Telephone lover, come back on the cover
(Telephone love)
Telephone love, you're so good to me
(Telephone love)
I need you desperately
Telephone lover
The song "Telephone Love" by J.C. Lodge is a love song that expresses the feelings of a woman who is in love with a man she talks to on the phone. The song speaks to the joy she feels every time the phone rings and it's him on the other side. She describes his voice as sweet and how it makes her day every time. The woman goes on to describe how she's lost in the fantasy of the conversation. She wishes that he would be near her so she wouldn't have to fantasize about him, and that they could continue where they left off under the covers. The chorus of the song is repeated several times, emphasizing the joy she feels when she talks to him on the phone.
The song's lyrics speak to how technology can bring people closer despite physical distance. It highlights the intimacy that can be built over the phone, and how the sound of someone's voice can create powerful emotions, like love. The woman in the song is feeling a deep emotional connection with this man she's never met in person. It speaks to how the phone can be a powerful tool to create deep emotional connections and how love can bloom through technology.
Overall, J.C. Lodge's "Telephone Love" is a song that speaks to the power of intimate connections that can be made through technology and the emotions it can evoke. It is a song about longing and desire, and how the phone can bring people closer despite distances.
Line by Line Meaning
Telephone love, you sound so sweet on the line
The loving words heard on the phone bring joy and happiness
Telephone love, you make my day every time
The happiness brought by the phone calls is unmatched and irreplaceable
When you call I feel so good
The caller brings joy and happiness to the singer
Wish you were livin' in my neighborhood
The artist wishes the caller lived closer to be able to physically be with them instead of just on the phone
So you can hang up the phone and rush on over
The artist is eager to have the caller come over as soon as possible after the phone call
Take off where we left off under the covers
The intimate affair between the singer and the caller will continue in private
If anyone else could see me
The singer does not want anyone to know about their love affair
They would never understand
Others will not be able to comprehend or relate to their love
I'm just living out my fantasy
The artist considers their love affair as something imaginative and dream-like
Talk your love with my mind
The artist thinks of the caller's love as something that affects them mentally and emotionally
Whatever you do, don't hang up, don't hang up
The singer wants the phone call to last as long as possible and does not want it to end
Just keep pouring it out till you fill my cup
The artist wants the love and affection of the caller to continue endlessly
I'm lost in you whenever you speak, hey
The singer becomes entranced and captivated by the words of the caller
When you call my name, I feel so weak
The caller's mere presence or voice has a strong and overwhelming effect on the singer
Telephone lover, come back on the cover
The singer desires for the caller to return to their private and intimate affair
Telephone love, you're so good to me
The artist feels happy and content with the love and affection given by the caller on the phone
I need you desperately
The artist has a strong desire and dependency for the caller's affection
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: CARLTON LENNOX HINES, HOPETON LINDO, MICHAEL ANTHONY BENNETT
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