Yeah, Yeah uh-huh, oh yeah come on, little girl
Yeah, Yeah
Well, oh oh baby won't you come to me
I love you only
Come to me, I'm so lonely
Come to me, I love you only baby
Well, you just said you could come
Whenever I need you and you can bet I'm a gonna please you
So come a runnin' 'cause now I need you baby
Hey hey, you know I miss you baby

Well, a just come when the lights are burnin low
I want to hear your knock on my door
Tell me baby that you love me so
Love me, love me, love me till you can't no more

Come to me, Oh I a miss you
Come to me, I want to kiss a you
Come to me, Oh I a miss you baby

Hey, hey you know I miss you baby
Well, a just come when the lights are burnin low
I want to hear your knock on my door
Tell me baby that you love me so
Love me, love me, love me till you can't no more

Come to me, oh I miss a you
Come to me, I want to kiss you
Come to me, oh I miss you baby

Hey hey, you know I miss you baby
You know that a I miss a you baby
Girl, you've been gone too long
Tell me that you're coming on a home
Girl I don't want to have to be alone

Baby baby baby be my own
Baby baby baby be my own


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