Come to Me
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Come to Me
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Come to me
In the beating of a heart
or ringing of a phone
Come to me
If we grow so far apart
to feel we're not alone
Who cares we'll laugh about it honey
The waiting is all over now
See how the gray times are sunny
You keep my feet walking the ground
Come to me
Like a radio to wire
Oxygen to flame
Come to me
If we're waiting on desire
to make us feel the same
So who cares we'll laugh about it honey
The waiting is all over now
See how the gray times are sunny
Keep my feet walking the ground
So who cares we'll laugh about it honey
The waiting is all over now
See how the gray times are sunny
The waiting is all over now
So who cares we'll laugh about it honey
The waiting is all over now
See how the gray times are sunny
The waiting is all over now
Come to me
Come to me
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Marty Lloyd performs "Come to Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Marty Lloyd catalog on LyroVerse.
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