> いつもあなたの名前呼んでいる **のよ** 気付いて **よ** 此処に来て

What is the meaning of のよ in 呼んでいるのよ?  
What is the function of よ in 気付いてよ此処に来て?

Does this sentence mean:

> I have been calling your name, (so) please be noted and come here.

Please help.
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translation song-lyrics explanatory-の particle-よ
いつもあなたの名前呼んでいるのよ 気付いてよ此処に来て
Your translation looks perfect to me. If I rewrite it to a more formal one, it
will be like "いつもあなたの名前を呼んでいます。だから気づいてください。此処に来てください". So the first のよ can be
translated to "so", and the second よ is to "please" as you wrote in your
question.
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* This の is ["explanatory-no"](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/5398/5010). I hope you already know this の because it appears in many formal sentences. Semantically the sentence is the same as 名前を呼んでいる **の** だ/です.
  * This よ after の is a [feminine sentence-end particle](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/12986/5010) (Note that explanatory-の is a kind of noun). It adds a small emphasis (like English "you know", "yeah", etc). The second よ after 気付いて is also a sentence-end particle used to emphasize the request (i.e., "please", "hey"), but this one is gender-neutral.

Practically, this のよ doesn't have to be translated, but you can use something
like "you know" to add an emotion to the sentence.
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