I never wanted to hear you say goodbye
And I wondered why
I had to let you go and dry my eyes
My weeping eyes
Try to figure what was wrong with me
What was wrong with me?
But I'm glad you're back now baby
Now that we can complete what we started

Bring it back bring it all back, bring it back do it like that
Bring it we got nothing to lose, I wanna see ya
Bring it back bring it all back, bring it back do it like that
Bring it we got nothing to lose, I wanna see ya soon

It's been oh such a long time
But a change's gonna come

It's been a long time but I'm glad it's over now
We said so many foolish things and how
It's over now
And the sun came out the moment you called ­ I'm glad you called
I'm gonna be whatever you want me
So if you wanna we can try to

[Chorus]

And I don't care what anyone says
People gonna say what they're gonna say
So if you wanna try we can start it over
And I don't care what anyone says
People gonna say what they're gonna say
So if you wanna try we can start it over, over

Bring it back bring it all back, bring it back do it like that
Bring it we got nothing to lose, I wanna see ya soon
Yeah
Bring it all back Bring it all back yeah, bring it all back Bring it all back yeah
'Cause I don't care I don't care, I don't care I don't care


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