LAEBill “Lefty” Lawrence
Call Me Arizona cover art

Left Alone • Track 04

Call Me Arizona

You don’t get to pick your own callsign. Or who you fall in love with.

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About the song

“Call Me Arizona” is the fourth track on Left Alone, a 76 BPM country-pop ballad about a woman tracking down a roving man — finding the other women he left in his wake.

Mission: ROAD RECCE. Follow the trail, identify the contacts, and find out whether Arizona is still Arizona when she catches him one more time.

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“Paddles” are Landing Signal Officers — Naval Aviators who help bring aircraft safely aboard the carrier. The nickname comes from the visual paddles used long ago to guide pilots on final approach.

Day or night, in all weather, they stand watch at the back of the boat to bring their fellow aviators home. And because every carrier landing matters, every pass gets graded.

Paddles are the rush chairmen of the Fleet: part safety officer, part coach, part morale engine. They keep standards high, spirits up, and sometimes have to deliver harsh news.

Don’t take trash, Paddles.

Call Me Arizona Lyrics

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