You Keep Coming Back to Me
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You Keep Coming Back to Me
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The tide grows into the seashore
That kiss tenderly
And like the wind you're gone but then
You keep coming back to me.
I'd like a piece of cliff board
That's been washed in by the sea
You'll soon be gone but not for long
'Cause you keep coming back to me.
I'll let you go I chased your rainbow
Then I'll forget you, wait and see
That's what I say but you're in the way
You keep coming back to me.
We search for a silver lining
Behind every cloud that you see
When things go wrong and you're alone
You keep coming back to me
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Brenda Lee performs "You Keep Coming Back to Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Brenda Lee catalog on LyroVerse.
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