Baby come back by Corman

Song baby come back [ intro] [solo guitar] Woke up This morning Didn’t Know you were gone ( gone) Looked outside Saw your Car was gone ( gone) On the table was a note Left for me Saying, I can’t do this no more I have tried long and hard Goodbye my love ( goodbye my love) Searched myself What I have done To you The shock of it all Embraced my soul ( soul) [ chorus] Baby come back Baby come back Too me ( to me) My heart is Split wide open My soul is Broken inside Torn apart In pieces now Baby come back Baby come back Too me ( too me) [ verse] Here I sit by the table Looking at your note Feels like my world Has Gone up in smoke Wish you could Of told me Maybe talk Before you left Gave me a chance To understand Try to reason why My world is gray Without you Gonna miss you babe Gonna miss you I am gonna miss you ( miss you) Baby come back Baby come back Too me ( too me) [ outro] [ fade out]

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