FLO’s “Call Me” is a vulnerable plea for reconnection after a relationship has become distant. The lyrics express loneliness, regret, and missing someone deeply, while admitting past immaturity and mistakes. The singer asks for another chance, promising loyalty and personal growth, making the song about love, accountability, and emotional reconciliation.
Call Me Lyrics
[Intro: Renée, Stella, Jorja, All]
Yeah
Yeah (Bring your pussy)
FLO, oh
Yeah (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Yeah
[Verse 1: Renée, Stella, All]
Shit feel like a party
Way you got me stayin’ up at night
Popped too many bottles
And they got me feelin’ faded, like, oh, yeah
I be touchin’ my body (Body)
Hands on me, can’t stop them (Can’t stop them)
You know when I hear that beep-beep (Beep-beep-beep)
Tells me that you’re tryna meet me, oh (Yeah-yeah)
[Pre-Chorus: Jorja & Renée]
And I’m way too drunk, I’m ’bout to take it back home (Take it back)
But if you’re callin’, I’ll pick up the phone
[Chorus: All, Renée, Jorja]
Call me, call my phone
Call me, I’m all alone
Call me, I’m in my bed
Call me, with nothing on
Call me, call my phone (Oh)
Call me, I’m all alone (Oh)
Call me, I’m in your head
With nothing on (Call me)
[Verse 2: Renée, Jorja & Stella]
Pocket rocket (Pocket rocket; call me)
Come and see me off tonight (Call me)
Body tea, terrific (Call me)
Come sip me up, yummy
Tell me, it’s been a minute since I finished on the line
Feel it bussin’, it’s ’bout the time to call me
[Chorus: All, Renée, Jorja, Stella]
Call me, call my phone (Call me, yeah)
Call me, I’m all alone (I’m all alone)
Call me, I’m in my bed (I’m in my bed)
Call me, with nothing on
Call me, call my phone (Call my phone)
Call me, I’m all alone (I’m all alone)
Call me, I’m in your head (Ooh)
With nothing on
[Bridge: Renée, Jorja, Stella, All]
Boy, when I say, “Hit it like that”
You better hit me right back
It’s time to feel that connection
Close my eyes, put it to my ear (Oh)
It’s almost like you’re right there
Keep it right there and then
Put it on speaker, speak a little deeper
When you need a re-up, bell my line
Like it’s 079
I’m takin’ it off and it’s turning you on
Better see that vibrate by the end of this song when you
[Chorus: All, Renée, Stella, Jorja]
Call me, call my phone
Call me, I’m all alone (I’m all alone)
Call me, I’m in my bed (I’m in my bed)
Call me, with nothing on (I got nothing on)
Call me, call my phone (Call me when I’m all alone)
Call me, I’m all alone (Hey)
Call me, I’m in your head (In your head with nothing on)
With nothing on
Call me, call my phone (You should call me on my telephone)
Call me, I’m all alone
Call me, I’m in my bed (I’m in my bed)
Call me, with nothing on
Call me, call my phone (Call me on my telephone, telephone)
Call me, I’m all alone
Call me, I’m in your head (Boy, you know I am in your head)
With nothing on
[Outro: All, Renée]
You should call me on my telephone
I’m in the mood with nothing on, ooh
Call me on my telephone, telephone
Call me, when you hear me, give me a call
Video of Call Me Lyrics – FLO
Song Credits
- Song Name :– Call Me
- Singer Name :– FLO
- Producers:- Pop Wansel & Phinisey
- Album:- THERAPY AT THE CLUB
- Release Date :– August 7, 2026
Song Bio of Call Me Lyrics – FLO
FLO turns a late-night booty call into a full-on group anthem with “Call Me,” a flirty, R&B-soaked highlight from their album THERAPY AT THE CLUB, out August 7, 2026. Produced by Pop Wansel and Phinisey, the track finds Renée, Stella, and Jorja trading verses over a bouncy, early-2000s-inspired beat that channels the trio’s signature throwback sound with a modern edge.
The song plays out like a text thread turned phone call, capturing that specific late-night feeling of being alone, restless, and waiting for one particular ring. Each member brings her own texture to the hook, layering their voices until the chorus feels less like a request and more like a demand. It’s playful, unapologetically sensual, and built for repeat listens on a Friday night.
“Call Me” fits neatly into FLO’s broader catalog, which has leaned into confident, girl-group nostalgia since their earliest singles. With this release, the trio continues building momentum toward THERAPY AT THE CLUB, positioning the album as one of their boldest, most cohesive projects yet.
