Come & Sit
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Come & Sit
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Stop
Calling me with a name
Stop
Talking about me, I am nowhere
You can see me
Stop
Thinking about me
Tomorrow nothing you'll find
The same me
Not a yesterday to keep you here
Not a yesterday to make you stay
So come and sit, time is a game
Maybe I hear you
Maybe I feel you
I'm listening to you
Might be all you need
Stop
Making yourselself right
Stop
Thinking what's right
I'll love you like I wath a flower
Stop
Making yourself right
Stop
Thinking what's right
Planning organize
So come and sit time is a game
Come and sit, time is a game
Maybe I here you
Maybe I feel you
I'm listening to you
Might be in all you need
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Who performs "Come & Sit"?
Elisa performs "Come & Sit", and this lyric page sits inside the Elisa catalog on LyroVerse.
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