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Baby Come Home To Me

from The Dreamer by Neha

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i sit and wait for you
every day and night, I pray
that you’ll come back
and find your way to me

and I know I treated you bad
but baby, that’s all in the past
and if you’d just let me love you
darling I will do you right

I think about the days
our simple, happy days
when we saw into each other’s eyes
and love was all we knew

but then we
we fell apart
and baby where did we go wrong
but if you’d give us another chance
I promise I’ll prove us right

baby come home to me tonight
I’ll never fail you again
darling not in this life

and in this big and lonely world
I thank my lucky stars to have found you
I feel so blessed and loved to have known you
so come home, just come home
come home to me tonight

those days were long and cold
ever since you went away
and life became about waiting
cause I never could live life without you
and I know I broke your trust
and gave you reasons to doubt
but babe just put your faith back in us
and I’ll never leave your side

baby come home to me tonight
I’ll never fail you again
darling not in this life

and in this big and lonely world
I thank my lucky stars to have found you
I feel so blessed and loved to have known you
so come home, just come home
come home to me tonight

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from The Dreamer, released January 21, 2014

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