Come Home To My Heart
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Come Home To My Heart
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If you get lonely out there in that old world
And you become just a homesick little girl
If the life you lead begins to fall apart
Then come home come on home to my heart
Then come home to my heart the door is open
Come on home when the tears began to fall
Forget the past and forget what you have been
And come home to my heart and walk right in
If some old memory should start working on your mind
And you get lonesome for the life you left behind
If you new world begins to fall apart
Then come home come on home to my heart
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