Come By Me Nice And Slow
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Come By Me Nice And Slow
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Come by me nice and slow come by me nice and slow
Let me peace my eyes before you go come by me nice and slow
Smile one more smile at me smile one more smile at me
Make it sweet and tender like it used to be smile one more smile at me
Why should I kid myself when I know what's going on
How can I rid myself have your mem'ry where you're gone
Speak to me soft and low speak to me soft and low
Let me hear you say one last hello come by me nice and slow
Come by oh honey come by me nice and slow come on by me honey
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Eddy Arnold performs "Come By Me Nice And Slow", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddy Arnold catalog on LyroVerse.
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