And finally the silence,
looking out
looking back across the sky,
Trying to find a meaning,
knowing that I just left it all behind
Still I smell a lingering softness
Where did she go,
how did she go,
I want to know
I want to know that she'll be coming
here to me

Come on,
without you
I'll never feel the love inside of me
Come On, you know that we belong
come on, come on, come on, come on

Thinking back before her,
I never knew the meaning of alone
Still the flag is feeling foreign,
I live the day to escape into a phone
Speaking of a world not real then
where did she go
how did she go,
I want to know
I want to know that she'll be coming
here to me

Come on,
without you
I'll never feel the love inside of me
Come On, you know that we belong
come on, come on

Cause each of the kisses and my heart...
She's coming,
She's coming here to me,
I'm needing,
desiring to kiss her now,
I'm living for her,
breathing for her,
singing for her fairytale.

Come on,
without you
I'll never feel the love inside of me
Come On, you know that we belong
come on, come on


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Come On Lyrics as written by Benjamin I. Jelen

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    its about isabelle. he loves her. things haven't worked out. he said something like this when he was on mtv playing this song. its a great song. but yeah ben jelen is freaking hott!

    brightestfireflyon June 10, 2004   Link

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