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B.B. King ~ Come Back Baby


Come back, baby, don't break up my home
Yeah, you know i'm gonna miss you darlin'
After you are gone
Come back, baby, can we talk it over one more time

Oh baby, you know this world wasn't made in one day
Woah, we can talk it over, darling
Before you go away
Come back baby, let's talk it over one more time

Well now, baby, don't break up my heart
Well, lord it hurts me so bad, darling
For us to have to part
So come back, baby, yeah, we can talk it over one more time

Well, come back, baby, you know just what i love
Well, if i can't be with you, darling
Send me to heaven above
So come back, baby
Can't we talk it over, one more time


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