If You Should Come Back Today
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If You Should Come Back Today
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You'd stop a hundred and forty tears
I'd forget the lonely years
I know I'd be lost for words to say
I know my lonely heart would go wild
You can bet I'd have to smile
If you should come back today
If you should come back
Wonder what I'd act like
Wonder what I'd do I wonder what I'd
I know that I'd do more than stand and smile
While my crazy arms went wild
If you should come back today
You’d stop a lotta lonely midnight walking
And some crazy senseless talking
I've missed you every kind of way
I know that I'd surely lose control
Like the love that's in my soul
If you should come back today
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