Come as You Were
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Come as You Were
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I giving a party tonight
With Champaign and pink party lights
I hope you'll attend if you're free
Come as you were before you stopped loving me
The party is BYOM
So bring your old love you once felt
Don't bother to RSVP no
Just come as you were before you stopped loving me
If you're sorry that you've hurt me and you've seen the light
Do me a party favor girl and love me tonight
My party could be so much fun
If only you'd just say you'd come
If here's where you want to be
Just come as you were before you stopped loving me
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Just come as you were before you stopped loving me
Come as you were before you stopped loving me
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T. Graham Brown performs "Come as You Were", and this lyric page sits inside the T. Graham Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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