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You Don't Have To Call
Ringtone | 2006
“You Don’t Have To Call” is a short song written by Taylor. It was released as a ringtone for a Pepsi promotion in May 2006, shortly before the launch of her debut single, “Tim McGraw.”
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Background and Release
Since “You Don’t Have To Call” was specifically written to be released as a ringtone (they were very lucrative for labels in the mid 2000s), there isn’t an extended version of the song. The released audio is an acoustic studio recording and features vocals from Taylor. Producer Nathan Chapman sings backup.
“You Don’t Have To Call” was uploaded to Yahoo! Music in May 2006. Sponsored by Pepsi as a 45 second ringtone, it was free to download at the time.
“You Don’t Have To Call” was uploaded to Yahoo! Music in May 2006. Sponsored by Pepsi as a 45 second ringtone, it was free to download at the time.
Lyrical Theme
In the song, Taylor sings about someone who doesn’t have to call her anymore. She’s trying to move on so and won’t pick up the call.
It may be possible that “You Don’t Have To Call” was an early draft of “You’re Not Sorry,” which is a song that was released on Taylor’s second studio album, Fearless (2008). The songs have a similar tune and lyrical content.
It may be possible that “You Don’t Have To Call” was an early draft of “You’re Not Sorry,” which is a song that was released on Taylor’s second studio album, Fearless (2008). The songs have a similar tune and lyrical content.
Lyrics
You don’t have to call me
And say you’re sorry
I’m already gone
You don’t have to call me
And break my heart
Each time I try moving on
Oh, you don’t have to call anymore
Oh, yeah
You don’t have to call, baby
General Information
Artist | Taylor Swift |
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Released | May 2006 |
Written | 2005-2006 |
Recorded | 2006 |
Genre | Country |
Length | 0:45 |
Songwriter | Taylor Swift |
Producer | Nathan Chapman |
Official Audio