Jul 12, 2012, 10:03 AM | Updated: 10:05 am
On Monday’s morning show, I messed with the words to “Call Me Maybe” and every morning since then, I’ve gotten listener emails asking to hear the song again.
Ron and Don played it on their show, so I grabbed the sound from them. Here ya go!
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