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| "Pick Up the Phone" | |
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| Single by The Notwist | |
| from the album Neon Golden | |
| Released | 2002 |
| Genre | Indie rock, electronica |
| Label | City Slang, Virgin |
| Songwriter(s) | Markus Acher, Martin Gretschmann |
"Pick Up the Phone" is the second single from the 2002 album Neon Golden by German electronica band The Notwist.
"Pick Up the Phone" was featured in "Betty and Veronica", an episode of the television series Veronica Mars . [1]
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