Out of the darkness you came
You looked so tired and sad
I asked where you've been
You answered your voice was quiet
Out in the cold searching for love
I said you don't have to search for love

Come to me, come to me
Rest your head on my shoulder
Come to me, come to me
Sleep in peace

Your traveled through the world
Tasted its food and its love
But never got satisfied
You were always looking for more
Out in the cold searching for love
I say you don't have to search for love

Come to me, come to me
Rest your head on my shoulder
Come to me, come to me
Sleep in peace

I always loved you
Just come to me
And you'll be at home

Come to me, come to me
Rest your head on my shoulder
Come to me, come to me
Sleep in peace


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Come to Me Lyrics as written by Sabine Duenser Pete Streit

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    wow, made me cry. the song is talking about someone looking to be loved, out there in the world but never realized someone already loves them. So the person singing:

    Come to me, come to me Rest your head on my shoulder Come to me, come to me Sleep in peace

    is telling them that he/she loves them, to stay with them and to stop searching because they already have someone who cares deeply for them.

    miss_tragedyon March 20, 2008   Link

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