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Artist: Lobo
Canonical path: /lobo/i-ll-come-back-to-you
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I'll Come Back To You
Read I'll Come Back To You lyrics by Lobo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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I'll Come Back To You
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A leaf falls in a stream
And the timeless trip begins
When it gets to the sea
Then it's home again
When life gets to me
And I need some room to breathe
Like that gently floating leaf
Is how I need to be
If I close my eyes
I can drift away
And be back on that stream
So very far away
No matter where I go
On these dreams I'm going through
Like a leaf that finds the sea
I'll come back to you
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