Got To Make A Comeback
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Got To Make A Comeback
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Loving you was
Always a cost
That I never bought
Till we
Started drifting apart
Now I know the love that you give
Is something that I've got to kiss
Gotta make comeback
To your heart
I realize
The love light is lost
There's no greater cross
To bear
Than the pain
Of a broken heart
Now I know that I've got to pay
Every night and day
Gotta make a comeback
To your heart
Now, girl
Ohh, when you say, baby
Here's where it ends
Can't we just be friends?
And I
Ohh, I have to make a new start
Ohh, the love and that pain
Trying to win your love back again
Gotta make comeback
To your heart
Gotta make a comeback
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Robert Cray performs "Got To Make A Comeback", and this lyric page sits inside the Robert Cray catalog on LyroVerse.
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