Coming Back
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Coming Back
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Look at those clouds up there
The weather changed somehow
Seems like a dream that is fading
You gotta listen now
Something is happening
Can you see it
I'd like to trust my eyes
I'd like to see inside
Everyone of us has something to worry
About
Ive got to find the way back
But you know its not that simple
Cause maybe im not scared of anything anymore
(dont you go away, im begging you to stay)
I'll be waiting for the answers
Like i did before
(dont you go away, im begging you to stay)
So is this a kind of long ride that never ends
Im getting tired of waiting
Im getting tired of my same selfish thoughts
You dont know how much is hard to live
Inside my head
No one needs to know
I chose that way but baby if you stay
Im coming back, im coming back again
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Rachel Poirot performs "Coming Back", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Poirot catalog on LyroVerse.
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