Come Back
Twisted Sister
One, two, three, four Well, after all the times we met, you said I never was your man And though I tried hard to forget, I never quite could understand And when I finally realize all the things you meant to me You were gone away, leaving everything to me So would you come back, would you come back to me So would you come back, you mean everything to me So would you come back, would you come back to me Walkin' back the games we played, opening up those unlocked doors Remembering all the love we made, always wanted to make more And if I had it all again, I'd do it all again for free 'Cause now you've gone away, now there's nothing left for me So would you come back, would you come back to me So would you come back, you mean everything to me So would you come back, would you come back to me [Solo - Jay Jay] You stupid fool, look what you've done, now I'm alone Now I'm the one, you didn't care but only lied, so here I stand And now I'm cryin', oh come back, come back to me Come back, come, come back to me, oh yeah And as the hours turn to years, I sit here thinking of the days I wish to wipe away the tears and all the things I want to say And as I finally dry my eyes and as I turn to walk away I took my head up to the sky, fell then upon my knees and pray So would you come back, would you come back to me So would you come back, you mean everything to me So would you come back, so would you come back to me So would you come back, so would you come back to me, yeah So would you come back, you mean everything to me, yeah Would you come back, would you come back to me Oh, would you come back, would you, would you come back to me Oh, na na na na, oh, na na na, yeah Oh, would you come back, would you, would you come back to... me, yeahnone.
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