Rikki Don't Lose That Number

Donald Fagen / Walter Becker

We hear you're leaving, that's ok
I thought our little wild time had just begun
I guess you kind of scared yourself, you turn and run
But if you have a change of heart

Rikki, don't lose that number
You don't wanna call nobody else
Send it off in a letter to yourself
Rikki, don't lose that number
It's the only one you own
You might use it if you feel better
When you get home

I have a friend in town, he's heard your name
We can go out driving on Slow Hand Row
We could stay inside and play games, I don't know
And you could have a change of heart

Rikki, don't lose that number
You don't wanna call nobody else
Send it off in a letter to yourself
Rikki, don't lose that number
It's the only one you own
You might use it if you feel better
When you get home

You tell yourself you're not my kind
But you don't even know your mind
And you could have a change of heart

Rikki, don't lose that number
You don't wanna call nobody else
Send it off in a letter to yourself
Rikki, don't lose that number
It's the only one you own
You might use it if you feel better
When you get home

Rikki, don't lose that number
(Rikki, don't lose that number)
Rikki, don't lose that number

Trivia about the song Rikki Don't Lose That Number by Steely Dan

On which albums was the song “Rikki Don't Lose That Number” released by Steely Dan?
Steely Dan released the song on the albums “Pretzel Logic” in 1974, “A Decade of Steely Dan” in 1996, and “Greatest Hits” in 1998.
Who composed the song “Rikki Don't Lose That Number” by Steely Dan?
The song “Rikki Don't Lose That Number” by Steely Dan was composed by Donald Fagen and Walter Becker.

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