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Carly Simon ~ Come Back Home


(simon/brackman/zigman/scheff/thomas) Summer time, kids in the street We were up on the roof laughing at the heat That was the last i ever saw of you Now it’s december, cold and dark No more rainbows over central park In this house no window has a view There’s no love here without you (chorus) When you gonna come back home When you gonna see it’s been too long When you gonna come back home to me Standin?at the door and i turn the key I’m holding my breath half expecting to see You lyin?on the bed, smilin?up at me I’m goin?crazy ‘cause i just don’t know Which way your heart’s gonna go I only pray it leads you back to me Darlin?let your heart Lead you back to me more free lyrics

(simon/brackman/zigman/scheff/thomas)

Summer time, kids in the street
We were up on the roof laughing at the heat
That was the last i ever saw of you

Now it’s december, cold and dark
No more rainbows over central park
In this house no window has a view
There’s no love here without you

(chorus)
When you gonna come back home
When you gonna see it’s been too long
When you gonna come back home to me

Standin?at the door and i turn the key
I’m holding my breath half expecting to see
You lyin?on the bed, smilin?up at me
I’m goin?crazy ‘cause i just don’t know
Which way your heart’s gonna go
I only pray it leads you back to me
Darlin?let your heart
Lead you back to me

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